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I had a miscarriage Memorial weekend and they did a dnc, that was 5/508 it is now 7/10/08 and I still have not started my cycle? Was just wondering how long it usualy takes, or should I be worried.
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I started a miscarriage on May 8th, I bled until May 10th and my hormone level was down to less that 2 by May 15th. I kept waiting to start my period back up so I could start my pills again and then we could start trying again in a few months. My husband and I had unprotected sex around Memorial Day and I still have not started. I did a preg test on June 26th and it came back positive. Question is: Could that one time been enough time to get preg again?
I started a miscarriage on May 8th, I bled until May 10th and my hormone level was down to less that 2 by May 15th. I kept waiting to start my period back up so I could start my pills again and then we could start trying again in a few months. My husband and I had unprotected sex around Memorial Day and I still have not started. I did a preg test on June 26th and it came back positive. Question is: Could that one time been enough time to get preg again?
It is very sad for all those experiencing a miscarriage. I am 42 and this was a blessing for us. No one explained to me what would happen with a natural miscarriage. I thought it was the better choice for my body and hopes of getting pregnant again. It was a nightmare I feel I am still in. I had contractions early in the morning and began to bleed very large clots. The first visit to the bathroom my 9 1/2 week baby was in my toilet looking right at me. I woke my husband and he put it in a box.
t matter at the end because my little one ended up leaving me by miscarriage. I know that everything happens for a reason and that It would've been difficult carring for a baby "caused by abuse and assault," but you'll always wonder what they looked like for who they would've became. Seeing pregnant woman really pulls on my heartstrings too. I am happy for them but I wish I could be pregnant too. Is there anything that makes this better? What can I do to remember the loss?
Women who have miscarriages at that early of a stage can't really tell what the baby looks like, and there are many things a woman can do with the baby, depending on where she is during the miscarriage. I had a miscarriage at around 6 weeks as well. I didn't get a D&C at the hospital though, they gave me the option of a D&C, misoprostol, or going home and letting my body do it on it's own. I chose the misoprostol pill just to be sure that it got everything out.
But anyways, there were two things that I did that helped me cope, as silly as they may sound I made a memorial book for the baby and a few months later named the baby (I wish I had of done it sooner). Putting a name to the oh so real person that I was mourning really helped. I named my baby Nelly Lawrence, because I didn't know the sex I wanted something that could be used for either a boy or a girl. I hope this helps.
So.today's memorial day and it makes me soo sad. i miss my grandpa soo much , everyday i cry my eyes.out like he passed the.other day or.something except thia December it will be 6 years. idk why.it doesn't get any easier for me he was my best friend and i miss him soo much it makes my heart hurt. :-/ i found.out i was pregnant with my first son a year to the day he.died and it was sooo hard to not have him around . Ughh sorry im being a sap i just don't know what to do.
i dont know why doctors count from the lmp, they should know not everyone has the perfect cycle, and not everyone ovulates the same day each month, and my doctor even told me yesterday that women are actually pregnant for 10 months, because of the added weeks from counting from the lmp. but to my calculations i concieved around memorial day weekend.
We found out this morning that we are having a miscarriage so I'm all torn up but things happen for a reason
Here in Australia we have ANZAC day on 25th April to HONOUR our soldiers that have have fought in the Boer War in the 1800s to the present day,ANZAC stands for Australian,New Zealand Army Corps.We have parades where our returned servicemen march down the main Rds of our cities the general public line the streets cheering them for all their sacrifices keeping us the free country we are today.
Memorial Day holiday this week end. The start of summer and a holiday of beaches and bar b ques. Its also a good holiday to remember that we have boots on the ground throughout the entire world. Its a very poignant holiday for me. My own brother was shot on Memorial Day of '67. And a close friend failed to return alive from a mission with me in '69. These are only two little examples of sacrifices that were made so that you might do whatever you chose this weekend.
On this Memorial Day I want to thank all of the past men and women of all branches of our military forces for protecting my freedoms and rights through their previous service and personal sacrifices that resulted in my living in a free country. I want to thank the brave young men and women who are from among the best of us and are currently defending our freedoms around the world as I write this.
s downtown by toyoto center or northwest memorial herman but I libe no where near those hospital but my doc delivers there so yeah how far are you
Took a pregnancy test Memorial Day Weekend, with a positive result and had my first visit with the nurse practitioner yesterday, as well as vaginal ultrasound. I should say, from the START of finding out, something told me something wasn't right. I didn't "feel" as I expected to feel and a week after the test started spotting. My dr didn't seem super concerned yesterday, but I was when the ultrasound tech didn't seem to see much at all!
My Dr is awesome! it's the "womens health care center of Houston" at Memorial Hermann hospital in memorial city-across from memorial city mall. It's an awesome hospital with really awesome staff. =) My Dr is Dr Todd Holt.
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