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As far as the answer or not answer to my question that I gave my husband...Yeah it made me irritated. He is such an optimist and I have been so negative since this has happened. I know that it was just his way of saying that I can't live by the what if's in life. If we all did that then nobody would have take any chances in life and we would all be pretty miserable people. I know what he is saying, but it is still hard to take that jump.
I know what you mean about all the bad things and wondering why are they happening and why do you deserve all of this. I know when my mom was diagnosed with lung cancer they didn't have a very hopeful outcome, but then she went in remission..it was like a miracle...They never thought she would do so well. Then it came back, but not as bad...within 5 days of that diagnosis and chemo discussion they found it was also in her brain and gave her 6 months to live. I have been through a lot in my life and my mom has always been there for me and helped me through it all. The thought of losing my mom has been the hardest thing mentally I have ever gone through. What will I do without her? It makes me sad that she would have liked one more grandchild that she could see before she died and now that is not going to happen. With this pregnancy I thought that maybe it would happen. It would be very close, but it was possible. I was thinking I could give her that one last wish and maybe it would give her the strength to hold on, but then I miscarried. It just doesn't seem fair and why??? I have become so negative that I think with the way things have been going i have myself thinking that adding to it all there will probably be something wrong with my baby if I have another. Horrible way to think, but with all the negative I can't help wonder if that will happen just to add to everything. If it happened I know my mom would be there to help normally, but now she will be gone.
Anyway, I think you need to take your wife out to a nice dinner and maybe ask her about when she thinks she will be ready to try again. Whatever you do...do not push. Just tell her that you know she has mentioned that she wants to try again, but you just wondered when it would be the right time for her? Then maybe you can get some answers and not keep waiting and wondering. I am not telling you what to do by any means, but think about it. You need some answers.View Thread
My question to you is...Have you seen a doctor? and do you have any other kids? They say if you are over 35 and if you have been trying for over 6 months that you should call them.
I wish all the luck in the world. I hope everything works out for you and you get what you want.View Thread
I am 39 years old expecting my second child. My doctor wants me to get a flu shot. I have not had a flu shot in over 10 years. I am not sure If I should get it because I don't know how I will react to it. It is already April. Should I get it? Has anyone else gotten it after flu season?
Thank youView Thread
I honestly can't tell you when someone is ready. Obviously, women are having children later and later in life because of career, divorce, etc. I really can't imagine life without our son--he's such a joy.
When you're ready, you'll know, you know?View Thread
However, one of the most significant parts a women looks forward to in her pregnancy is sharing with her mother and going to her for advice and crying on her shoulder if need be, and looking forward to sharing babies firsts.... with her and so much more. I can not do this the way I wish, because my mother passed away a couple of years ago. I miss her daily and now pregnant miss her even more.
While I feel so blessed to have my husband and to be expecting our little miracle, I'd appreciate sharing experiences here if anyone is in the same boat. Thought perhaps we could row these waters together in the next many months.
With wishes for you all to have healthy joy filled months ahead.
Best, MelView Thread
I am 39 years old and 7 weeks pregnant. Today I noticed after using the bathroom a white jelly like substance in the toilet. I have had two miscarriages in the last five years and don't think I can go through another one. I have been trying not to worry but it's been hard. I don't go back to the doctor for another two weeks. Has anyone else had this happen?View Thread
Anyone else gone through a similar experience?View Thread
Apologies for the delayed response. Your words have helped us considerably. We have now seen a GC, have had another scan and echo and will go full term with our baby girl. She's due May 8th, and we've begun to think of a name for her. Her vital signs are remain good. Our next scan is Jan 23. Meanwhile, we've been educating ourselves on the early lives of girls with mosaic turners. We're praying that our degree of mosaicism will remain 12% or lower at the postnatal blood test. Please God the year 2013 will be a fortunate one for our baby and us.
Thanks again for your thoughts.
Best wishes for a happy new year.
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By the 18th week, I was in the middle of moving to a new home, and I think I tested that 10lb weight restriction. I began experiencing bright red bleeding, again a moderate amount and then got really terrified. I went back to the doctor, a heart beat could be heard in the office but I still went in to get an ultrasound which revealed a placenta previa, a small amount of the placenta directly over the cervix. The doctor didn't seem to concerned and said that the placenta usually moves up and resolves itself. I continued to have daily bleeding for a few more weeks. My 22 week scheduled ultrasound revealed that the placenta had moved, and by that time I had stopped bleeding.
I did have my 2nd son at 37 weeks, vaginal delivery with no medical intervention necessary. My son had an abnormally low heartrate, so he was in the NICU for observation for 24 hours, but was just fine after that. The baby had jaundice and required bili-blanket light therapy. He is now 5 years old and in Kindergarten, and is a bright, wonderful, loving boy.
Im hoping your situation was similar to mine, either with a little placenta previa causing the bleeding. Best of luck to you.View Thread
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