Stillbirth Support Group
This community is dedicated to those who have been impacted by a stillbirth. A stillbirth occurs when a fetus which has died in the uterus, during labor, or during delivery exits a woman's body. For help and support, share your experiences and learn how others coped. Don't forget that you are not alone.
Hi my name is meghana i'm 29 years old and i delivered my baby girl at 38 weeks 3 days she was stillborn on 29th jan 2018 at 10.35pm she was 7.4lb and 19cm long she was beautiful like her father with big eyes . i went to my prenatal vistit before day i heard her heartbeat it's good and doctor told me that i was 2% dilated. i and my husband were happy that we are going to meet our daughter very soon the next day i was not feeling her movement clearly so i went to hospital nurse told us their is no heartbeat and we are sorry i felt like some one squeezed my heart away from me i even did'nt lost my hope i thought may be some miracle would happen and i am going to hear her heartbeat. i made the doctors scan again and again but lost her. i am left with many questions which what did i do to loose her suddenly? why did god take her away from me ? we planned and arranged everything for her but we are left with empty arms. later they shifted me to other room and induced labor after my delivery doctor told us this happen because of BLOOD CLOT IN UMBLICAL CORD i dont even know what does it mean and i don't have any knowledge about stillborn baby. she was doing fine until the day before. suddenly i lost my daughter left with pain came home with empty arms sometimes i feel like i should have gone with her i think of her every day i pary for her i will remember her till my death and this should not happen to any one this pain is soooooooo much that i can't even describe .
ANY ONE KNOW ABOUT BLOOD CLOT IN UMBLICAL CORD IN 3RD TRIMESTER doctors did all test but they don't know the exact reason caused for blood clot .
I too lost a little girl at 31 weeks. The stillbirth was due to my blood pressure it caused placental insufficiency. It's just so heart breaking. Its been 10 weeks for me. It's the hardest thing I've had to go through. Please look after yourself - cry as much as you want. Talk about your baby too. Sending you hugs and strength.