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Is this real?? | Recurrently Lost
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Well that was unexpected, Part II (aka, weird experiences with the in-laws). The eve of the Big Day →. December 31, 2013. You guys, I swear to god someone is messing with me. There hasn’t ever been a pregnancy in history that has had more ups and downs than this one. Our ultrasound today was either a very cruel joke or the best news I’ve had in years. I hadn’t even ventured to hope yet that it could be okay. How does this happen? I said, “Is that real? I’m really glad about this because it seems li...
12 weeks and good news :) | Recurrently Lost
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The eve of the Big Day. 14 weeks →. 12 weeks and good news :). January 17, 2014. This will have to be short because I’m unbelievably exhausted. On top of my normal level of exhausted, I barely slept last night. Bed is sounding delicious right now. And I couldn’t see any lines. I was positive it was showing a super duper slow rate, and that’s why I couldn’t see the lines. But, she ran the measurement, and it came out as 161! After that, I took a few deep breaths, and started to enjoy it all. My SIL just d...
23 weeks and all is well | Recurrently Lost
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Less than a month to go →. 23 weeks and all is well. April 3, 2014. Then a few weeks later we hit the half-way point of the pregnancy (on my birthday, no less! Although the baby herself seems to be doing great, I have had a few complications, most of which appear to be minor at this point. In addition to my peri-ovarian mass which is still growing, but very slowly (have I written about that before? 15 thoughts on “ 23 weeks and all is well. April 3, 2014 at 2:05 am. Good to hear from you! April 5, 2014 a...
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Newer posts →. A new day, a new doctor. December 6, 2013. First of all, I want to start by saying thank you to all of you amazing ladies out there who have posted such thoughtful and helpful comments this last week. I feel very different this time around, and I think a big part of that is having so much support. I know how many people go through infertility and loss with little to no support, and I feel like I’m beyond lucky. I could even get excited about it eventually. I can’t do any of that whil...
The eve of the Big Day | Recurrently Lost
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12 weeks and good news :) →. The eve of the Big Day. January 16, 2014. Tomorrow is the big day. Our NT scan. I’ve been unbelievably impatient over the past few weeks, and now suddenly I’m not sure I’m ready. I swing wildly back and forth between feeling like it’s Christmas eve and feeling like it’s the night before going to the gallows. 9 thoughts on “ The eve of the Big Day. January 16, 2014 at 4:10 am. First, don’t feel guilty! I am so happy for you and that you could experience this! It will be my tur...
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Adoption Decision Making | In Fertility Limbo
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Treatment and Condition Overview. Chronicling our (mis)adventures in life, health, and infertility. A Response to Myself →. Raquo; Adoption Decision Making. September 11, 2014. I knew it would be complicated, but holy crap, is adoption complicated! Very funny. This is going to be a long road. What is this blog for if not to help me share and work out all these complicated issues that are arising right now? Family history of genetic disorders: none, mild, severe? Biological parents have control over the p...
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Key Players | Recurrent loss and moving forward
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Recurrent loss and moving forward. I'm tired of living with RPL, still waiting for a better option. PLEASE NOTE: ALL or SOME INITIALS (or genders) MAY HAVE BEEN CHANGED TO PROTECT THEIR IDENTITIES! A 30 something ex-project manager who quit work to stay home with her one sweet girl. My only baby I’ve been able to meet. She is a stubborn, sweet, fiercely independent girl who I love all the way to Pluto and back (yes, I grew up when Pluto was still a planet! My husband, the love of my life. You are comment...
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November | 2014 | In Fertility Limbo
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Treatment and Condition Overview. Chronicling our (mis)adventures in life, health, and infertility. Monthly Archives: November 2014. November 1, 2014. This is another guest post by my husband, M. Of course it is important to realize that we are still a long way from adopting. We first have to finish the home study which will take months, and we need to write our profile or dear birthmother letter. After that the long wait begins. But we are now officially started! Follow Blog via Email. Enter your email ...
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Treatment and Condition Overview. Chronicling our (mis)adventures in life, health, and infertility. Newer posts →. September 11, 2014. I knew it would be complicated, but holy crap, is adoption complicated! Very funny. This is going to be a long road. What is this blog for if not to help me share and work out all these complicated issues that are arising right now? Family history of genetic disorders: none, mild, severe? Family history of mental illness: none, mild, moderate, severe? Biological parents h...
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Mutations, Frustrations, and Celebrations. Egg white cervical mucus. First response early response pregnancy test. Keeping my fingers crossed. 8211; maternal fetal medicine. Pee on a stick. Stay at home dad. Stay at home mom. Taking Charge of Your Fertility. Vaginal birth after cesarean. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. So, I had the post-...
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October | 2014 | In Fertility Limbo
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Treatment and Condition Overview. Chronicling our (mis)adventures in life, health, and infertility. Monthly Archives: October 2014. October 13, 2014. This is a guest post by my husband. Despite the issues that we had with Adoptions from the Heart (AftH), we had pretty much decided to go with them around the time of G’s last post. We weren’t happy with the lack of statistics (or their denial that such statistics could even exist:. The only way there is no average is if there are no data points! We are sti...
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Best laid plans | Recurrent loss and moving forward
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Recurrent loss and moving forward. I'm tired of living with RPL, still waiting for a better option. I got a call yesterday from the hospital where I was supposed to have my hysterectomy. It was originally scheduled to be this week. They wanted to know why I hadn’t done my Pre-surgical workup and I just chuckled a bit thinking that I clearly wouldn’t have passed that bloodwork. So much for making plans, right? So I was trying to reconcile how I felt about making my Sweetie grow up without two parents arou...
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Catching Our Rainbow | Hoping for a rainbow after the storm… | Page 2
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Hoping for a rainbow after the storm…. Longer update to come, but for now: baby looks perfect. He or she is measuring perfectly and kept jumping around the whole time. We are beyond thrilled. How “Normal” Pregnant Women Blow My Mind. You’ve passed viability. That’s so exciting! 8221; At this point she looked confused and I got a solid “Huh? I told hubby yesterday that I really wish that we could be looking forward to Monday with nothing but excitement with a “normal” dose of nerves. I wan...She would act...
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Hanging On | Catching Our Rainbow
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Hoping for a rainbow after the storm…. Laquo; Breaking the Silence. On October 17, 2014. So that’s my life right now. It’s hard and pretty stressful, but I am still doing things that I love. I feel behind and I’m not doing as well as I would if I weren’t pregnant and actually felt better and more energetic, but I enjoy learning and I enjoy teaching. I’m just on a pretty steep learning curve this year. Posted in 3rd Trimester. 2 responses to “ Hanging On. Expecting to be expecting. Enter your comment here.
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My friend is pregnant. Its not just me. The Story so Far. On Its not just me. August 12, 2015. August 12, 2015. After my second miscarriage, my doctor recommended that I go see her in a couple of weeks to talk about some testing to see why this is happening. Of course when I went back I got the usual line about how they usually wait til after three (Oh, you mean I get to go through that again, YAY! Turns out I was right. The chances of a successful pregnancy with APS go from 20% to 80% when it is treated!
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Recurrent loss and moving forward | I'm tired of living with RPL, still waiting for a better option
Recurrent loss and moving forward. I'm tired of living with RPL, still waiting for a better option. Movement- good and bad. Don’t you hate it when people ask you if you want to hear the good news or bad news first? I know I do. Especially doctors. But anyway… Good news first. 8216;Unwanted’ pregnancy. I made a comment that there are lots of pregnancies still while women are on the pill. So, I eventually got it into the conversation that I’m expecting and I was honest that I was on birth control....
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Recurrently Lost | My honest account of life with recurrent pregnancy loss
My honest account of life with recurrent pregnancy loss. Hello again blog world! March 8, 2015. Yes, I still exist, and yes, I’m totally the worst ever for dropping off the face of the planet for like, 8 months! And boy is it ever worth it :). Less than a month to go. July 7, 2014. 23 weeks and all is well. April 3, 2014. Then a few weeks later we hit the half-way point of the pregnancy (on my birthday, no less! February 2, 2014. First, we entered the second trimester! It worked, and we heard her little ...
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Recurrently Unlucky | Struggling with infertility and recurrent pregnancy loss
Struggling with infertility and recurrent pregnancy loss. September 9, 2016. 8220;What would you be willing to do for your children’s life? I’m sure any loving parent won’t hesitate to answer “anything”. Yet very few will ever need to act on those words. Very few will know the true meaning of sacrifice. Most take it for granted. They expect sacrifices to be as easy as it is to pronounce them. To any loving mother that’s really a very small price to pay for the health of their children. My ‘fertile&...
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Miscarriage Advice - Recurrent Miscarriage - CARE Fertility - your very best chance
Suffering repeated miscarriages is emotionally and physically devastating. However, many couples who have suffered miscarriage still have a good chance of a successful birth in the future with the right diagnosis and treatment. Recurrent miscarriage is defined as the loss of two or more pregnancies consecutively before 20 weeks gestation. Twenty per cent of miscarriages are recurrent miscarriage. How CARE Fertility can help. Whether this problem is related to:. Uterine sensitivity for implantation. You c...
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Recurrent Miscarriage Support | embarking on a journey, treacherous and painful, but full of hope of what's around the next corner
Embarking on a journey, treacherous and painful, but full of hope of what's around the next corner. There’s pink fuzzy bunnies and then there’s reality. Three days later the hCG had dropped to 12. The doctor called me with these results and didn’t have any explanation. Was I even pregnant again? Were the hCG levels still elevated from the previous pregnancy? They are on crack. Did I mention I hated this doctor? The mysterious miscarriage (? As it turned out, no one knows if I was actually pregnant. Plus,...
Miscarriage - Whole Recurrent Miscarriage
World Renowned Fertility Clinic. 7 most common reasons. For Miscarriage - And what to do about it! Gut wrenching emotions that you feel when you think about loosing a child. The worst part is the suffering that continues. Always wondering whether you'll ever create a viable pregnancy. To couples who have experience recurrent miscarriages, pregnancy can mean PAIN and DEVASTATION. And that's only the beginning. Stacey Roberts PT, MH, PHD-C. I'm the owner of "Sharkey's Healing Centre". I was so frustrated t...
Battling for Baby | Life with recurrent miscarriage and other musings :)
Life with recurrent miscarriage and other musings :). 8216;Everything happens for a reason.’ Shut the hell up. No, it doesn’t. July 11, 2015. July 12, 2015. Recurrent Misery - tw: @recurrentmis. This week brought a revelation. I mean, an UTTER revelation. After a 9-10 week bloggless existence, I apologise for any garbling. And it felt beautiful. But who would ever have put money on that cycle being successful? I certainly wouldn’t have. Yet it happened. The positive test again. Both when you’re strugglin...
