Trying to conceive a baby has brought new meaning to that phrase.
Nope, not this month, says her body. Instead, how bout a round of some more fruitless pain.
And let's get that show on the road at 5am. No need for sleep when you aren't pregnant.
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I'm so sorry, Sweetie.
I am so very sorry. It sucks. That first day AF shows is always such a horrible day. Not only do you have cramps,bleeding,bloating,modd swings,irritability,cravings,and headaches, you are slapped in the face with "hey you're not pregnant, either". I HATE it. So sorry.
What everyone else said--I'm so sorry that AF arrived and had the nerve to bring pain with her (along with her usual disappointment). Thinking of you.
I am so sorry. I hope you feel better soon.
Thanks so much for your comment. I'm so sorry AF showed up. I do know how you feel. I hope this next month is it for you...
=( Im sorry
I feel AF on her way to my door too....want to share some wine??=)
Sorry to hear it didn't work this month.
Loren,
Thank you for stopping by my blog yesterday.
Somehow, you nailed it when you said, "I really hope it's not a translocation. Not knowing is the worst part." I was struggling with this feeling of wanting to know and yet not wanting it to be a translocation. Then bam, you wrote that & I figured it out. I wanted to know it WASNT a translocation rather than FEARING it was. That's why I'm excited about getting tested - so (hopefully) we can be told that's NOT our problem.
And you're right, since my SIL's DS isn't mosacism/translocation, it did not come from the parents, it's not in their genes.
As hard as it was seeing my baby when I passed it, it was comforting to know it HAD been growing in me. I remember your story - the bleeding, repeat betas doubling AFTER bleeding/clots, then the end. I always wondered if maybe you had 2 and one didn't live as long, or maybe the placenta went first in piece, but the baby later? No matter what, I know now what you went through and I'm so sorry. I'm glad the picture helped you "know" what you miscarried was normal in size/features.
Thinking of you.
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