Miscarriage Support Group
This community is dedicated to those who have experienced the traumatizing event of a miscarriage or a stillbirth. Miscarriage remains one of the most common complication of pregnancy, but that doesn't make it easy to deal with. Join the group and find support in the company of others who know what you're going through.
I am 44 years old. after 3 healthy children (ages 9 through 18) I found out I was pregnant.it was not planned, but it was very wanted.
It wasn't meant to be I suppose, I was told the baby had trisomy 22 that affected every cell in her body and that even if I carried her to term she would be still born.
I couldn't bear that, because I had been there before. I had a stillborn when I was 24 yrs old
I ended up having to have a d & e at 4 months of pregnancy. I cant get over this pain.
Has anyone ever heard of trisomy 22?
It wasn't meant to be I suppose, I was told the baby had trisomy 22 that affected every cell in her body and that even if I carried her to term she would be still born.
I couldn't bear that, because I had been there before. I had a stillborn when I was 24 yrs old
I ended up having to have a d & e at 4 months of pregnancy. I cant get over this pain.
Has anyone ever heard of trisomy 22?
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I went to the doctor a while ago to see about my allergies. He rubbed my arm and stuck things under the skin. Nothing. He poked and prodded, his phlebotomist drew so much blood people thought that we were dating. The tests all came back negative. Then one day I went back and I told him that I had found the cause of my allergy.It turns out, I am allergic to betrayal.
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This isn't really bipolar related but there is never anyone on the parenting groups, this is the most active group I've been in.My 6yr old son has really bad seasonal allergies and they're in full force right now. He gets a terrible cough; he coughs all day and all night, making it hard for him to sleep, and his nose runs.I've tried every allergy medicine, OTC and RX, and none of them affect his...
I've not heard of it. I had a friend who had a little girl that seemed perfect with every test and scan they had. She was born, and was very sick. They flew her to a specialized hospital, and then found that she had trisomy 13. She died two days later. She still agonizes over that - wondering if it would have been better to not go through all of that, for her... and would it have been better for natalie (the baby) as well? She doesn't have any idea.
I can't even imagine having to make such a horrible decision - one that seems to have absolutely no right answer. My heart aches for you, and your daughter, and husband. I'm so sorry this happened, and i wish I could say something that would help, but I don't think that I can.