Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) Support Group
Sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) is any sudden and unexplained death of an apparently healthy infant aged one month to one year. SIDS is responsible for roughly 50 deaths per 100,000 births in the US.
It's been 2 months since my son passed, almost 3. I've had 4 periods since then, hoping another one won't start the end of this week... I know I'm stressing myself out, but what can I do to stop? I'm on anti depressants now and am really hoping to conceive soon... but I can't unless my periods get normal. Can someone help me who's further along in this process let me know what their cycles were like after all of this crap?
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I too have had some change in my cycle since having Jamie. I am sure stress has something to do with the change along with normal changes from childbirth. I can say that I have been told by doctors to wait 1 year in between pregnancies for your body to heal properly so as not to damage your health or that of your baby. Hope this helps some.
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I can't remember how my cycle changed after losing Isaiah. I know that I felt the same way and wanted to be pregnant again immediatly. My second son was born two years almost to the day after Zaya died. I have no idea why it took us so long to get pregnant.
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get on birth control. It will help w/ the bleeding.
sgp2oo3
But if I'm trying to get pregnant... I wouldn't want to use birth control. Anything like that that will help regulate you but not keep you from ovulating?
deleted_user
MY DAUGHTER PASSED AWAY ON MARCH 6TH, AND I TOO WANT SO MUCH TO BECOME PREGNANT AGAIN. I THINK IT'S THE LOSS OF THE CHILD, BUT IT'S GOING TO BE HARD CAUSE I'M NOT REGULATED EITHER. I THINK WHEN IT IS TIME FOR US, IT WILL HAPPEN. I DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU BELIEVE, BUT WHEN GOD WANTS YOU TO HAVE THAT BABY IN YOUR WOMB IT WILL BE THERE. IKNOW THAT SUCKS BUT MOST THINGS IN LIFE DO. I HOPE YOU HAVE THAT BABY YOU DESERVE SWEETIE.
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I had to repsond to this one because I hope I get mine soon!
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