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  1. #1
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    Dec 2006
    In the Angelic Realm
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    Hi All,

    Had my ultrasound done on Tuesday and they could find the sac but no embryo at this stage. The sac measures at 5w3days which the sonoghrapher said that it was a bit early to see bubs and to wait another 2 weeks before repeating the scan. I will go and get it done next week which should get me to about 7.5w. I am still shocked and constantly thinking about how i am going to look after this baby with Ela still waking at least twice at night. I get really tired by the end of day and rest during the day is impossible with Ela and work too.

    Kim, Ela has been having shorter naps during the day too. She used to sleep 3 times a day and has dropped back to about twice a day and usually 1 hour at each sleep. I guess they are getting bigger and want to explore.

    Ela is now standing on her own and claps when she is standing but just won't take that step which we are all waiting for!

    Birthdays for all of us soon! August is coming round really quickly.

    Re: the nappies at Coles. I was tempted to buy newborn nappies at that price but i had to persuade myself out of it!!

    Take care..

  2. #2
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    Dec 2006
    In the Angelic Realm
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    Hi All,

    just a quick update on the pregnancy. Had an ob appt today where he did a scan but still couldn't see anything and was unusual at 6.5-7w preg. He said something was wrong and told me that i had a 99% chance that i miscarried. No bubs. I have been booked in for a D&C as well as getting my tubes tied tomorrow afternoon. I cried at the clinic but am now able to think logically as i was told that miscarriages before 12w is due to a serious deformation with the embryo. I am lucky that i never got to see bubs on both scans which i had as the grieving process would have been harder i think. Also, i'm glad that it terminated at such an early stage as losing it later on would have been harder and i don't think i could have looked after a disabled child. Those that look after disabled children are one of God's Angel. I am still very emotional as i was really attached and i had even named it little Zara. Never experiencing a miscarriage before it is really tough to deal with.

    That's it for now. See you guys soon and take care!

  3. #3
    Registered User

    Jul 2007
    Sydney
    107

    I'm so sorry to hear what you are going through TD, my thoughts are with you. I'm sorry I don't know what to say other than, be kind to yourself and look after yourself. I know it is hard when you are getting up through the night, Eleanor is still waking up 2-3 times a night and I don't get to rest during the day which makes me more emotional anyway.

    Sending you big hugs and

  4. #4
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    Jul 2007
    Sydney
    107

    Since Ella is still asleep I thought I would post a bit more.

    Kim - goodluck with FET next week - fingers crossed.

    Campari - don't you love those hectic days but it's also fun too. Just takes a little bit to get back to routine.

    I can't believe their first birthday is just around the corner - Ella was 10mths old yesterday. My last baby won't be a baby much longer.

    I just hope she survives her brother falling on her and pulling her up. He is 20kg so quite a weight and this morning he rolled off the lounge onto her. I wish i could tell if she had a headache.

    Myles has had his first antibiotics in 3.5 years last week - for an anal fissure that got infected would you believe! He eats too much cheese and doesn't drink enough water/juice so he gets a bit constipated. I think he is a hearty boy and I like to think the breastfeeding to 10mths gave him a good start.

    Wonder when Ella will wean? She doesn't like formula in a cup, so I have started her on cows milk. She seems to really love bf - but then so did Myles and he just stopped one day so she could too, although Myles was drinking formula from a cup at that age.

    Take care everyone - especially Sehra.

  5. #5
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    Jul 2007
    Antwerp
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    Aw Sehra, that's really sad. I'm so sorry. Now that we have babies, a miscarriage means so much. I haven't had one myself, but can only begin to imagine how heartbreaking it is to know you've lost a litte one. Take care of yourself and I hope you have lots of support from your DH and family.

  6. #6
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    Apr 2007
    SE QLD
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    Oh condolences Sehra...

    Ali - Oh, hope you come to Bris! Like Kim said be great to meet you! Maybe all us Brissie (ipswich included!) girls could meet up! Love to meet Rhiannon and Milla as well.

    Kim - Fingers crossed for your FET!

    Rhi (and Kim) - I've found that if I go out at any time during the day, how long he sleeps for and how many sleeps he has changes dramatically! Mothers group normally ends with him napping on the way home and sleeping for an hour and a half instead of 2 sleeps of 2 hrs each.

    Jensen still gets the 5 o'clock grizzlies but am managing them better now. Went in to have a chat with my boss on Tuesday to discuss coming back to work. I'd tell you more, but there's so much.... I'm going to start a thread about it, so hopefully I'll get a bit cleared up and some opinions about the situations....

    Today, Jensen tried to crawl down the stairs, head first, and smacked his face into the step. Scream!! There was snot, tears and blood everywhere! All over my new top and his pajamas (only about 15mins up). Oh I felt so terrible. There was SOOOO much blood. OMG. At one stage I thought he'd loosened a tooth. I think its alright tho... He was just a lil emotional today. He has 6 teeth now, and nearly lost one.

    We're trying to teach Jensen how to go down things backwards (so things like today don't happen). This evening, he did just that. He slid down off the couch! I was so surprised! He'd never shown that he had any idea thats how things might work. Normally if we turn him round, that he'll just got forward again.

    Also, our friend who has a 3wk old baby girl was round today. (wow a 3wk old - that seems so long ago!) I held her and Jensen just flipped out! He wanted me and me only and just cried until I picked him up and held them both. He stopped and touched his pointed finger to her. Oh so sweet. Makes me wonder how he'd be if we had a second.

    BEtter go, being anti-social (even at this hour) and have a thread to start.

    Have a great long weekend!

  7. #7
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    Dec 2006
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    Good morning ladies,

    Thanks for all the well wishes. Had the D&C but they could not schedule in my tubes to be tied as they had too many emergencies on the day. I took it as a sign from God (he must want me to have more kids!) and did not pressure them into rescheduling the tubes tieing for another day for it, so all i had done was the D&C and an IUD inserted.
    I feel much better and have accepted the fact that i have lost this little one and am moving on. The obs told on the day of the D&C that i had lost the bub very early on in the pregnancy, so it may not have even developed at all and they did not expect to find anything in the sac. Knowing this has helped me.
    My eyes well up avery now and then but then think logically that it just wasn't meant to be. DH and i are planning to TTC probably in mid to end 2009 for a third. My have better luck then!

    Poor Jensen. it must have caused such a scare. My mum has stairs at her place and we get the barrier up each time we go over as falls like that are split moment occurences. Does he go up the stairs now? It must have scared him for a little while to even go near them. Hope he feels better. Ela heads straight to the stairs at mum and we occasionally let her go up the stairs with one of us behind her. She loves climbing them. Good idea in teaching to climb down backwards, but very intelligent of him to do it by himself!

    Re: the cows milk. Will you wait 12 months before weaning to cows milk? I give Ela some cows milk with her weetbix in the mornings and she seems fine, no allergic reaction. I started Devrim in cows milk at around 11 months, so i think i'll do the same with Ela.

    Take care all.

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