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HCG is always slow rising the first 2 weeks after conception because of the placenta developing. Once the placenta is established, the hcg rises at a regular rate but the rate is different for every pregnancy. We didn't see the hb until 7w3d with this pregnancy.View Thread

After the ectopic loss in April, we were advised to wait to cycles before TTC. I kept track of my cycles both months and continued my prenatals and the vitex. July I spent some well deserved time with my sister and her her boys from Arkansas. We ahd a lovely trip with our husbands to Park City. Spent the night at a condo in one of the resorts and went club hopping. This was over the weekend i was due to O. Due to some ill effects of alcohol and roommates we didnt manage to get any bding in that weeked but the week before we had some fun. My husband and I had the weekend of the 31st of July off with each other and joked the whole weekend about my husband being pregnant. I had an appointment to get braces on my teeth that week and we joked about being pregnant with braces and cravings. All of this was joking of course but my DH woke me up that monday with a PT saying he had a dream. I poas for him still half asleep and took it in to him because I couldn't see any lines let alone the control. He said," Well there is a faint line and a dark line so thats negative, right?" I told him any second line is positive. My husband got the BFP before I did.
I got into my MW same day. They have poked and proded. US and blood draws all come back good. I am now 10 weeks + 3 days. I have my next d/a is the 19th. We will be getting another US because i did develope a Subchorionic Hematoma around 7 weeks. I am due the begining of April and DS and DH are thrilled. DS keeps telling everyone he wants a baby sister to sit next to him at the restaurant and a baby brother to play with his trucks. We haven't actually announced our pregnancy out side of our siblings and parents with the exception of our bosses, due to my complications.
Im wishing everyone the very best the sending prayers and thoughts to all of you .View Thread

Enough of my ranting. My point is just to get opinions. How long did you wait before trying again? How did you approach your apprehensions with conceiving? Did anyone have intimacy issues following the M/C? Any other advice would be appreciated.View Thread
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