Chelle - I just want to say how sorry I am to hear about your baby. Please stay here if you want to talk.
:hug: to you and your family.
Chelle - I just want to say how sorry I am to hear about your baby. Please stay here if you want to talk.
:hug: to you and your family.
Chelle
I am so sorry to hear of you losing your angel baby. You have every right to feel the way you do - it is so easy to get angry at times like this - why does it happen to us and why so often to others - it is just not fair. I am thinking of you and your family - just give them all a big kiss and hug.:hugs:
Take care
Oh Chelle, I am so sorry that you are going through this. I just want to give you a big hug :hug: Just know that nobody chose this, it is just part of this cruel life we live in. No-one deserves to lose one baby let alone seven. Just know that my big boy is looking after your little ones and taking care of them.
You are not selfish :hugs: You are the opposite, to be going through what you are and to think of others, me, is selfless. To be honest I didn't want to post my results yesterday because it just didn't seem right with what you are going through. I guess we are all here for each other and we hurt when our special friends hurt.
Come in and say whatever you want but don't ever feel like you are being selfish. You have ever right to be hurt, angry, upset and all these things. We are here for you, anytime. Take care and be kind to yourself :hug:
luv & hugs
Lynn
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Chelle - thinking of you :hug:
Mel & Klee - how was last night at S&K? I hope having each other there helped you get through it. It can be quite draining.
Well I got my results yesterday. It is such a long day waiting for the results and I was so worried that I made myself sick. I guess I just have so much pressure for it to be good news for a change. Anyway they called and said that the est had gone up to 341. WooooHooo I'm in the three hundreds!!!! Not high enough but up none-the-less. I am going back on Thursday for a bt and u/s so they can see what is going on in there. They want to check the lining and also to see what the follies are doing. So it is another dreaded wait!!! I hate this waiting! What am I going to do when I get to the 2ww!! (if I ever get there :cry: ) I spoke with Nat last night and she said that it is good because at least it is going up and that it is 'me'!!!! Meaning I have the worlds longest cycles so don't give up just yet. Thanks Nat :hug: At least I will know something in the morning when I have the u/s and then it is just the waiting all day for the bt results. Hoping for a miracle!!!!!
oh btw - I am a big, brave girl now, I am doing my injections myself!!!
chelle, i am so sorry that you have to go through this again, I am so sorry for your loss. words fail me at this time, as I cannot imagine what you are going through, please however know that we are here for you whenever you need us. I may not have the words to give you, but I give you my thoughts and prayers.
lynn hon thats wonderful that its gone up, at least you know something is happening. good luck for your u/s and bt results tomorrow. will be thinking of you.
well i met up with mel at the S&K meeting last night, wow what an emotionally exhausting night. Mel if I hadn't of read your posts from yesterday today I would not have thought anything was amiss last night, you and DH handled yourselves wonderfully. your honesty and matter of fact attitude was a breath of fresh air in a such an emotionally charged environment.
hi
Lyn - good luck with your u/s and next bt any rise is a good one and those numbers look high to me.
I have a quick question - I think I ovulated around 05 May - is it too early to start feeling sick and faint? I have been feeling really crappy all morning and don't want to start getting excited just in case.
Hi Tess,
Thank you :hugs: I also meant to say in my last post that I haven't forgotten about your question about pre-term labour.
If I understand correctly, Thomas was born alive? If so he would be classified as a neonatal death. As I understand Neonatal deaths are not included in Stillbirth statistics. I am waiting for the Stillbirth Foundation to comfirm this for me. I can understand your need to do research. This is what I did after I lost Cooper and I continue to do today. I think if you google neonatal deaths you might be able to come up with some information. I hope that you can find the information that you are looking for. Have you talked to your ob about this?:
Stillbirth is defined in Australia as the loss of a fetus who shows no signs of life at birth and is at least 400 grams in birthweight or at least 20 weeks in gestation.
Dr Deb will be able to help you out with your question about feeling sick and faint. From what I know after ovulation your progesterone levels increase and this can cause you to feel tired. Progesterone stays elevated if you are pg or will eventually decrease if AF is about to arrive that is why it is hard in the 2ww to know exactly what is going on because your progesterone levels are high and so it is a similar feeling.
Chelle: YOu have every reason to feel as you do. I remember yelling at the Universe/God and telling her/him to just leave me alone. Leave my babies. I understand... I wish I could sit with you through this pain. It is a terrible pain and I just wish you weren't going through it. Your pain is no less than anyone elses. This is what this thread is for - for supporting pains and joys. Right now we are here for your pain.
I hope you slept okay - sending you a massive hug... :hug:
Lynn: WOO HOO :happyforyou: it's a rise!!!! I am hoping for a wonderful report after tomorrows visit. This is a long process isn't it. All the appointments and the waiting for results. It's really hard work... :hug:
I hope this is your month but if it isn't next month they will know much better what doseage to give you so your cycle isn't as long and drawn out. But, let's hope that you dont' need to go back for seconds! ;)
Yay at self injection! It's not so bad when you get used to it... Mind you there are other things I would rather do too! ;)
Hi to everyone else - I am feeling a little low today. A girlfriend lost her baby last night at 9 weeks. She is 44. She is determined to TTC again soon but of course she is sad... :cry:
I'll come back later when I am a bit chipper... :hug:
Thanks Deb :hug: It definitely is a long process.............a lot of waiting! But I have been waiting for over 3 years to hold an earth baby in my arms so I know a lot about the waiting game. I am so scared and nervous about tomorrow. I just keep thinking what if the 11mm follie has gone like it did last month. Or what if my levels haven't gone up again. I know I should be more positive but it is really really hard. I don't want to have to this again for another cycle. It just takes so much out of you mentally. And my poor battered and bruised body!! But it will all be worth it in the end :pray:
Deb you might be able to help me with a question that I have had in my head for a few days now. Is it possible to ovulate on a low level of est? I just keep thinking what if my body (because it is so not normal!!!) doesn't need a high level. Is it still possible to ovulate? My FS wants to see my est level at 600. What are your thoughts?
I am so so sorry to hear that we have lost another baby. It just breaks my heart that so many babies are taken from their mothers that so desperately want them. Why is life so unfair and cruel?!? I know that you will support your friend and give her strength. She will be in my thoughts :hugs:
Hi Lynn,
I may be able to help a little bit. The mid cycle peak expected for estrogen is 400-1400. So if you use those figures you have a little way to go. The follicular phase (prior to the LH surge) is expected to be 110-400. So, as we know you are in that phase of your cycle.
Generally on medicated cycles we expect hormone levels to be on the higher end. BUT as I said often with that first cycle it's getting the medication doseage correct. REmember for me it was my cycle on the higher doseage of clomid that finally got me a BFP. Prior to that I wasn't ovulating as well as I should. It can take some time to get it right. The good thing is once you've got it right it's much less mucking around.
I hope that helps and I hope tomorrow shows some nice forming follies. Do you have any pelvic congestion yet? :hug:
I've had pelvic pain ever since I started on the injections!!!!! So I don't think that is any indication for me unfortunately. When I first raised it with FS he said that the pain is good because it means that something is happening down there. I asked for an u/s because I was concerned with the pain and that was CD15 which showed the 11mm follie. Well we are now CD22 so hopefully tomorrow it will show what is going on. So frustrating!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Lynn - :clap: Woo Hoo on the rise!! Hopefully it will have sky-rocketed by tomorrow!
klee - My first S& K meeting was exhausting too. I came out with a huge headache which lasted the whole day. I think I cried for the whole 2 hours. Just having to tell my story and hear everyone elses was so sad, but I found that the next one was alot easier and I really looked forward to it as I felt that I got such relief from it. It's great that you met up with Mel and had eachother there.
I will come in later and visit everyone, I hope you are all well :)
Lynn - We must have posted at the same time. I am on CD 22 too! Hopefully when we both get a BFP this month our babies will be born the same day :D Though, I don't really know when I am meant to be ovulating, I have been temping and OPKing but still nothing. Though the OPK was darker today than yeaterday, but not quite as dark as the control line yet. Good Luck tomorrow!
Bailey - LOL! We have been there for each other on this journey so it would be great to be on the pg journey with you too :hug: Fingers crossed that we both catch the eggie this month and our bubbas are born on the same day! :pray:
Lynn: Whoo Hoo on the rise, I am been thinking about you and that is just wonderful news. I hope so much that tomorrow you get some awesome levels and when you have the US see some big fat ripe follies. GO TEAM 'HOPE'
Deb: I posted to you in the other thread but I also wanted to say here I am so sorry for your friends loss. What I can say is that she is so lucky to have a wonderful friend like you. Sending Big :hugs: your way.
Well Lil' Spring has been quiet over the last few days, I have been really worried to be honest. The ob said at this stage it is totally normal and not to worry (TBH there is nothing I can do anyway) he said that I should start doing my kick chart from about 25 weeks. Don't get me wrong, I am still feeling movement, just feels different IYKWIM, not as direct.
Oh well, I am going to have a warm shower and lay on the bed for a while to really concentrate for half an hour on any movements. Oh the joys of being a 'crazy lady'
Be back later
Lv Spring
Thankyou Spring for thinking of my friend (and me) today. You are a very special person - I hope you know that... :hug:
It is really hard re: movements at this stage. I know you know that but I just want to say it again. If the baby moves so his/her back isa against your umbilical side then the movements will be more muted as the legs and arms are moving inward. That you are feeling movement is really good and important. A kick chart is a wonderful way to go but it's probably a bit early yet.
Push on the sides of your belly a bit - drink some sweet cold drink and TALK to Lil Spring and tell him/her you want some action! Sending you lots of love - this is a really tough gig and how you are feeling is so very normal... :hug:
Hi Girls,
Chelle - I am so sorry you are going through this again :hug: Life is so unfair, some people have to work so hard for something they want (and lets face it, need) but yet for others it comes so easily. I ask myself all the time why we are the ones chosen for the hard road and I cannot come up with a reason. However, if we have to go through this at least we can go through it together and with so much support. If you feel you need to hang around please do, whether you TTC again or not. I am sure you still need the support, maybe even a little more.
Deb - Sorry to hear to about your friend, :hugs: to her and Spring is right, she is extremely lucky to have such a wonderful (and clever) friend.
Klee - I was so great meeting you and DP, you were extremely strong telling your and Phoebe's story and yours and all the others made me feel so sad and teary. If only I could have gotten teary at my own story - everyone must have thought I was a freak not crying talking about Nicholas, I just couldnt though :(
Spring - Try not to stress too much about lil Spring, I remember with Nicholas it wasnt until towards the 30 week mark that I used to feel him moving around more than not, and from then on he was such a rough-nut too! Listen to your OB (& Deb of course) he has gotten you this far... Although I can understand why your stressed so big :hug: for you anyway.
Lynn - I already spoke to you about your results yesterday, I am hoping so much that there is some really good stuff going on in there tomorrow. Hope you are feeling ok.
Hi to everyone else.
Well to catch you all up on the argument with DH, he found last night to be really helpful and made me realise that it was his first opportunity EVER to talk to another father who has lost their baby. I have you girls but he has no one who understands what it is like for him. I mean I understand my feelings but dont know what he feels. He said that he wants to continue to go to the meetings and he is going to try to be more open with people instead of pretending everything is good. I think yesterday made me realise that I have been relying on him to support me but forgetting he needs my support as well. God I feel like a bad wife! But I am aware that he is not coping as well as it seems now so we just have to try to work together.
Well like Klee, I am absolutely wrecked today so I am going to have a quick read through some threads and go to bed (well after I eat a veg pastie, so easy having them in he freezer!).
Love to all, Mel
Mel: I am glad that yesterday opened up some lines of communication with you and DH about your grief and how you are both dealing with it. I guess no one writes a book about how to get through this so we are all fumbling our way through this journey. Don't be worried that you didn't cry, sometimes I am the same when I talk about Harry, some times I ball, that is how unpredictable grief is.
Well, I'm off to try to find some dinner.
Be back soon.
Lv Spring
Hi gals,
Mel - Great to hear you and DH found the meetings helpful. I agree with Spring, sometimes I can tell my story without crying and other times I cannot get a word out without blubbering. Not sure why, it is so random. I sent you a little good luck charm yesterday to give you some good vibes for this month. Hopefully you will get it tomorrow :)
Spring - I know that everyone has already said, but please try not to stress about movements yet. One of the reasons that you don;t need to do kick charts this early on is because the movements are too hard to feel unless the baby is in the right position. They still have so much room in there you just cannot always feel them. I know it is easy for us to say. I am sure that in a few months we will be here posting the same thing and you will giving us our own advice back....:pray:
Well me, still not sure when these bl00dy eggs of mine are going to show up!! I have been doing the OPK's for a week. The line seemed darker today, but still not as dark as the control, so I am hoping that it will be positive tomorrow. I have been temping for 2 weeks to, and there hasnt yet been a rise, so I don't think I missed it? But we have been DTD quite a bit, so hopefully we caught it!!
Good morning ladies.
Lynn - Thank you for your post, to be honest I think Thomas was stillborn - I did not know the definition of stillborn so thank you for the info. I basically went into labour at 25wks and Thomas was very much alive (they kept checking his heartbeat and he was very stable), but when I gave birth he was breach and I had not dilated enough to let him through without problems. So i think he died as i was delivering him so he was born still (or was unable to breath and died??). Sorry did not mean to give so much detail there but it just sort of needed to get off my chest.
I have not spoken to anyone about it as the ob who saw us 6wks after the birth told us to go back when I was pregnant again. I am scared to go back too soon for fear of what he might say - sorry i am still burying my head in the sand about some things (trying to make some memories go away as it is easier).
Anyway I am hoping todays results for you are good - to be honest i do not really understand most of what you guys are talking about but I like to hear good things happening to you all so keep up those positive posts!!
Spring - It is good that you are feeling some movement this early - I did not feel anything even at 25wks. I am so hoping my next pregnancy has a posterior placenta so that the kicks are not masked so much.
Deb - so sorry to hear about your friend. She is fortunate to have you as her friend to help her though this difficult time.
Mel - Glad you and DH are talking things though - it can only be a positive thing. I wish my DH would talk to me about his feelings too, he just seems to worry about me and forget about himself and changes the subject when i bring it up. Hopefully it will come with time.
Bailey - hope you caught the egg this month - if you are DTD often I am sure its just a matter of time. Good luck.
Well best get back to work - can't spend all my time on BB (unfortunately!).
Tess - Thank you for sharing your story with me. Sometimes it is good to get things off your chest, as you write it, perhaps it can make more sense or you can understand it better. I don't know. I guess whenever I say that I lost Cooper to a cord accident, I understand how he passed but don't understand how this happens. I'm not sure if I am making any sense, so I'm sorry. My head is all over the place at the moment. I understand that you are scared of what your ob might say. I was the same but then I got to a point where I just had to know. You just need to do what is best for you.
Tommysmum - sorry you asked me if I had to go through all of this to conceive Cooper and I never replied. It took 2 years to conceive Cooper including 6 cycles of Clomid (which for me is not 6 months, as you know I have the world's longest cycles!!!) I was never monitored during these 6 cycles (which annoys me now but that was through a different ob who I didn't end up seeing through my pg) We fell pg on the 6th cycle of Clomid which was going to be my last before we went back to my ob and try something else. The weird thing is that the past 4 months have seemed longer than the 2 years. I guess because of the desperation to be pg. I know what it is like to be pg now and I know what it is like to hold my baby.............if only for a while.
I hope you are well and bubba is growing nicely :hug:
Chelle - have been thinking of you. Take care :hugs:
Bailey - thanks for my little golden piggy. He is sooooo cute! He is under my pillow with everything else! I'm suprised I can sleep. This little porker better get his butt into gear otherwise he knows where he is going!!!! I won't say it just yet, because I need his help first! LOL!
Mel - I'm glad you found the S&K helpful especially for DH. Sometimes I think my DH needs to talk to someone perhaps another dad, but he says that he doesn't want to. He is one to bottle things up. Looks like you will be getting busy soon :bd: Thanks for everything the other day :hug: Talk soon, perhaps tonight if you are free?
Deb - I hope your friend is doing ok. I have been thinking of her. How are you going? How is your little bean? Are you still having your levels tested?
Klee - hope you are doing ok. Thinking of you :hug:
Hi to everyone else, hope you are all well.
Thanks Lynn - I am sorry that it took a long time to conceive with Cooper. It took us 12mths to conceive Thomas - I have PCOS and had one appointment with a fertility specialist 2wks before I found out i was pregnant. I am hoping it will not take so long this time for you (or me).
My DH is the same where i feel he bottle things up and is so concerned about me that he is not allowing himself the time to grieve. At the moment he is keeping very busy at work and home. He wants to put all his energy into getting our house/garden finished (we are renovating) so that i can have a pregnancy without the paint fumes/stress etc.
I am sure things will get better - life cannot continue to be crap forever i am sure.
T.
Tess - that is why we are struggling so much because I have PCOS too. It is so frustrating isn't it?!?!?! Yes I agree, life must get better because it can't get any worse. I hope that your TTC journey is short and sweet and you are holding that earth baby in your arms very very soon.
The results are in..........................................
Estrogen is 398 and 2 follies - 15.6 and 14.9.
The level is going up so that is a good thing, I just wish it wouldn't take so long. I am staying on the same FSH dose of 75 and going back on Saturday for another bt and u/s. :pray: Hoping for a miracle
Does anyone have any tips on reducing the pain of the internal u/s?????
Lynn - Yay on those levels!! Maybe cos you were good to the piggy :D I've never had one of those internal ultrasounds, but if you look at it as a positive step towards having your baby here with you, then maybe that will lesten the pain a little. Good Luck with it all on saturday, I hope the news gets even better.:dance:
You're getting there LYnn!!!!! It looks like both of those follies will ripen so you get double the chance this month! ;) I know the whole process is frustrating but you ARE getting there. So that has to be a big woo hoo!!!!!!
As for the pain - I have never experienced pain with an internal ultrasound. Are you getting vaginal pain or is it pelvic? The only advice I can give is that you try to relax as the probe goes in - some nice deep relaxing breaths.
Soon, you will be telling us you are being triggered and it's action stations at your house!!!
Thanks for asking how I am - I am fine I think! I am incredibly tired - to the point of exhaustion. Waves of nausea but nothing much which is normal for me. Tingly boobies now and then. Nothing too remarkable - well except for the GAS. Man have I got it bad. Sorry guys! Thank your lucky stars you don't share a bed with me at the moment!!! :cryinglaugh:
I am off to dinner tonight - my girlfriend who lost her baby and a few other friends. One of our friends is off to Canada for a 12 month stint - we made her a quilt I think I mentioned it a while back. Anyway we are hitting the new Indian restaurant in town.
I will *see* you all tomorrow... :hug:
Thanks Deb :hug: Yes I am getting there, just very slowly!! Double chance that is great! I told DH tonight that I should start pricing a double pram :o I never got to use the pram that I bought for Cooper so I want to be able to use that.
*warning TMI* It is pelvic pain, when they are moving it around and pushing it. It was ok on the right side but when she was trying to do the left it just hurt so much. She said that it may be tender because of the follies.
That is great that you are feeling good (except for the gas!!!!) I hope that improves soon! If not for you, for your families sake!! LOL!
I hope your friend is doing ok. I'm sure with you around her she is gaining strength. Enjoy your dinner and I'm sure the quilt looks beautiful!
Lynn - the two internal u/s I have had both were painful in the pelvic region. The nurse got me to move slightly and it relieved the pressure - maybe you could do that??
How long are your cycles normally?
Flowerchild - glad to hear your symptoms aren't too bad - except for the gas (very funny!!) Hope you have a nice time at the indian restaurant tonight - I am definitely glad I am not at your house tonight after that.
T.
Lynn: That is great news about the levels and even better news about the follies. Good on you Hope :) About the ultrasounds, the internal ones I have had have never hurt, not the most plesant experience, but not painful. I wouldn't be surprised if everything is a little more sensitve due to all the pills you are on. I hope Saturday's scan brings more great news and isn't too painful.
Bailey: Thanks for the advice about the movement. I know, I know but I just feel really down about the irregularity of movement. I just am driving myself nuts. With the OPKs, just keep using them, but the sounds of it, you and DH are DTD enough to catch that eggie.
Tess: Reading your story about the birth of Thomas just broke my heart. I am so sorry babe, sending big :hugs: your way.
Deb: Bad gas and Indian, nevermind you hubby, watch out Deb's neighbours (lol)
Well, today I have just reached my limit. I sort of lost the plot before on the way home from work, I couldn't stop crying and called DH and he did a wonderful job of calming me down. I guess up until now, when I couldn't feel Lil' Spring I didn't have to worry, now that I can feel bub, I am finding that my anxiety is just skyrocketing because every minute of every day I am on tenderhooks wondering when the next movement will be. I also went and picked up the bracelet that my Mum got me for Mother's Day, I guess that was the straw that broke the camel's back. It just hurts so bad, I am dreading this Sunday so much that I think I am getting myself all worked up.
Oh well, tomorrow is another day.
Sorry for the lack of personals, I promise to write more tomorrow.
Big love to all.
Spring
Hi everybody!
Lynn - I am so excited! Go Hope! It must have been the piggy. I hope he works for me too.
Spring - I know it so easy for us to sit and tell you not to worry. I can only imagine how stressfull it is for you just waiting for the movements. Cheeky Lil Spring. We have spoken about the 'feeling' before, so just try to sit somewhere quiet and listen to that voice. Trust yourself.:hug:
Flowerchild - I's so Sorry to hear about your friend. It is so sad.
Mel - How are you doing today?? I hope that you are too busy doin the deed to come in and see us :D
Hi to everyone else, I hope everyone is ok.
I don't have anything much to report. OPK'd still negative on day 23. No CM to speak of and temps doing nothing, so I am still unsure of what is going on. Suppose I will just keep BDing and hoping to fluke it.
Lynn: LOL at the double pram - it's a distinct possiblility!!! ;) Yes it could be from those follies. When you think of them there and the increased blood supply etc. I guess thinking again it was a little uncomfortable when I had those three follies - but it wasn't painful as such. Perhaps moving your legs a little and explaining to the operator that you have had some discomfort with previous u/s.
Spring: Big big hugs coming your way my love. I can appreciate just how tough this is. This is a hard time because the baby is still so tiny so you won't be getting those regular reassuring prods. That is so very normal for this gestation. However, after what you have been through you desperately need that reassurance. I can't say anything to help except that I know I am going to be the same and by the time I gaet there you are going to be holding that baby Lil Spring in your arms and reassuring me! (that's the plan okay?;))
Have you thought of yoga? Yoga really helps you to tune into your baby and your body - it is a wonderful wonderful thing. Just an idea...
I know Sunday is going to be a shocker and I will be thinking of you... :hug:
Bailey: Keep POAS my love... If the line is almost as dark as the control I always take it as a positive too. Just do the deed and send out :fertilise: vibes! It's so frustrating I know...
Well last night was gorgeous. The food was devine and yes I am not smelling like roses! ;) It is so lovely to share good times with good women friends. I love it. It was another close friends birthday yesterday. I made cake and we had afternoon tea with the kids. Her little boy and my littlest girl are as thick as thieves. We hve been friends for so long - it was a lovely day yesterday with so many gorgeous women...
I will come back later. Have a nice day everyone... :hug:
Bailey - excuse me Miss Bailey!! Have you forgotten to tell us something???? I notice your sig has change. When was your birthday? You let that one slide didn't you!!! Or am I slow and has it been changed for a while??? Anyway, whatever the case may be, happy birthday babe :hug:
Just keep :bd: and you will catch the eggie. It is all very confusing isn't it?!? I am being monitored and I am still confused! Did you get yourself a golden little piggy? I hope he works for us this month.
Tess - my cycles are all over the place because of PCOS but generally around the 40 mark. Thanks for the tip on the u/s. I will try that tomorrow............along with some panadol before I go to hopefully to help with the pain.
Mel - thanks for the chat last night. I always feel a different person when I have been talking to you. You just have a way in what you say and I appreciate everything. I have woken up this morning and I am not thinking of anything that is out of my control at the moment. I am just concentrating on falling pg and after that, then I can start to worry about all the other things. Thanks for everything :hugs: I hope you are ok today.
Deb - Sounds like you had a wonderful day and night yesterday. Thanks for the tips on the u/s. I will try it tomorrow. Hopefully Hope and her friend are growing nicely! Hope you are well today :hug:
Spring - I can only imagine how you are feeling. It is just so early and lil Spring has a lot more growing to go. I don't really know what to say because I know I am going to be just like you (probably worse!!!!) I think you are such a strong person and you are travelling on the journey beautifully. Just remember that I am just up the road so if you need a chat, or a hug, or a shoulder I am here for you, anytime, any day.
Hi to everyone else, hope you are all well.
Hey Lynn,
Yes, I am in denial....birthday happened when I was away :( My god. I am so confused with all of this stuff I have been doing. I think as everyone has said, just keep up th BD'ing and then you can't really get it wrong! Well, lets hope. Lotsa luck tomorrow..you must be sick to death of all the poking and prodding by now huh? It will all be worth it in the end :)
Me again!
Just wanted to let everyone know that WHO magazine has an article on Stillbirth and the whole Big Brother debacle. I have it, so if anyone needs a copy let me know!
Happy 4 month birthday Storm. May you watch over your beautiful mummy and family and help them through today.
Jo thinking of you today :hug:
Hey Bailey,
My fingers are crossed for you that all this bedding pays off!! Hopefully the big O happens very soon and you are one step closer to your dream :hug:
Yes I am a little bit sick of all the needles and u/s but hey I have to do what I have to do and if this is the only way to get to my dream then I will do it. My poor tummy :( I don't think it is very happy with all the jabs! I just wish I was having all these u/s for other reasons!
I would like a copy of the article from WHO if you could please send it to me - thanks.
Hello ladies
Well - it sounds quite promising here i must say - i can feel some more BFP's coming on !!!
Lynn - i don't know anything about levels but by what you say they are on the way up and that is only positive - just keep persisting with the poking etc and it will all be worth it in the end. Hope all goes well for you in your next u/s. Very exciting !
Bailey - how are you doing ? Long time no speak. Hope you are doing well and geez - poor DH is copping it from you hey - is he complaining or is that a stupid question ?:rolleyes:
Flowerchild - ok no more teasing about food hey - did you send me some dahl and butter chicken - that would have been yummy ! Sorry to hear about your friend losing her baby - too many are being lost aren't they.
Tess - Sorry to hear about your story of losing Thomas - did the docs give you an answer as to why you delivered so early ? I hope you get some answer for future pg's.
Spring - pls don't panic - all will be perfect - i know it is hard and you are probably thinking about it all the time (this is only normal after what you have been through). We will all be following the same path as you shortly and you will tell us that it is ok too - yes ?!!!
Been nursing sick DH for a couple of days (he now has the bug and is running to toilet every 5 min :lol: ). Went to ob yesterday for my scan and there is still a little heartbeat so that is great news (and now 2.2cm long) - have my next scan (nuchal trans) in 3 weeks so hopefully will see a bit more.
Hello to everyone else - hope you are doing fine - have a nice evening.
Hi everybody
Tommysmum - Woo hoo, almost 10 weeks! Are you still feeling sick? I cannot believe how fast it is going. Is the S&K meeting on next week? If so are you going? Yeah, poor DH, he thinks he's a super-stud :D well he is I suppose. I don't know what is going on inside my stupid body, so I am just DTD and hoping for the best. I am on day 24 I think, but I am not sure if I am going back to my usual 34 day cycle or if I should go off my last one which was a crazy 44 days? I think I will just keep at it ans then start HPKing in 10 days. I hope your hubby is doing better.
Lynn - I will put that article in the post tomorrow. Oh I forgot to say the other day, how do you sleep with all that stuff under your pillow? Lol, I hope it all works soon. Godd luck tomorrow, tell Hope we're all rooting for her! Ohh, that sounds wrong in a TTC thread doesn't it?? Are you going to the next S&K meeting too?
Will be back after getting the monster to bed....wish me luck!