Pregnancy after Stillbirth Community Group
Coping with pregnancy after stillbirth
AngelHayley2012
Hi ladies, can u let me know what to do to cope. I'm 7 weeks pregnant went for my first scan, saw a heartbeat at 120 bpm. Aparently it's all normal, but I'm sitting here stressing out that the heartbeat is at the low end of the scale and maybe it's an impending miscarriage.
I no if it doesn't work out its not meant to be, but even if everything is fine I'm going to stress and given my poor history, this is going to continue until I have that baby screaming in my arms.
Please let me know how you are coping.
I no if it doesn't work out its not meant to be, but even if everything is fine I'm going to stress and given my poor history, this is going to continue until I have that baby screaming in my arms.
Please let me know how you are coping.
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If I do get my beautiful screaming baby at the end of this journey however I no I will want more.
I'm contemplating telling my employer I am pregnant so my days can be more flexible to work around scans and appoitments but this will be the 3rd time in 3 years I have walked in at 13 weeks to say I am pregnant and I feel like 'I'm the fool and the joke is on me' it's sort of like 'are you going to have this baby though'. Unfortunately I don't have answers for that question, all my scans have gone well with no concerns, I have 24hr morning sickness which has chosen to stick around (lucky me). I can't help but think my angel daughter is sending me strength to go on, because if you would have asked me years ago if hypothetically I had a late miscarriage and a stillbirth whether I would try again my instant answer would be NO.