Hi everyone,
After 6 months of trying my husband and I were thrilled to find out I was pregnant on July 14th. Just one week later, at 7 weeks, I miscarried. I was disappointed, of course, but was grateful it happened so early and ready to try again.
It is now almost a month later and this past week I have been thrown a
majorMajor tears
Major-gesic curveball with extreme fatigue, tendency to cry at any moment with no good reason, a sense of "hopelessness" meaning my job seems unsatisfying, I don't want to go anywhere, etc. I feel like a total wreck. I'm not sure how
normalNormal saline flush this is after having felt very
stableStable angina
Unstable angina in handling things the
firstFirst progesterone mc10
First progesterone mc5
First-progesterone vgs 100
First-progesterone vgs 200
First-progesterone vgs 25
First-progesterone vgs 400
First-progesterone vgs 50
First-testosterone
First-testosterone mc few weeks. Can someone please give me some guidance?
Thanks so much for your help.
Amy
I'm sorry for your loss. I have read that the hormonal changes that you go through after a miscarriage are essentially the same that women face after giving birth. That is, what you are probably experiencing is some form of a "post-partum" depression. I would definately talk to your obgyn and let them know. If they cannot recommend someone to talk to, perhaps your primary physician can. I would definately either go to talk with someone about what you are feeling, or even perhaps see if you can go onto some anti-depressants for a bit.
good luck!
I can relate - I have had two m/c's. It is very hard to deal with, for me especially after the first one. I had "baby on the brain" very bad and it wasn't until week 10 that I found out the embryo was not viable. I think the hardest thing is that no one ever expects a miscarriage to happen to them. I never thought it would happen to me. After awhile you will begin to accept it and starting to actually "try" again is also comforting and gives you hope for the future. My hubby and I have tried for 1.5 years. I am now 17 weeks pregnant and the past 17 weeks has made the 1.5 years of trying seem very far away!! I think grieving is totally normal and you may find yourself overly sensitive and jealous if any friends of your get pregnant before you do. That is totally normal too. It is hard to adjust back to the way you were before the pregnancy - for me because nothing else seemed important when I was pregnant than that little bean in my tummy and all of a sudden it was gone. A loss is a loss and your feelings are normal. Try to hope for the future and look forward to when you can start trying again. Best of luck.
Thanks! ~~~*babydust*~~~
I didn't want to sleep with my husband for awhile either and for some reason that's all he wanted to do right after...but he had to relax..cause I was going through something...
It's been 2 months now 1 cycle later and I'm pregnant again praying my hardest that nothing happens this time...I wish you luck and hope you find peace soon...=)
GOOD LUCK! & lots of ~~~**BABYDUST**~~~
I'm so sorry for all of your losses. A week ago I had no idea that this would hurt so much. Thanks for listening.
Sincere Regards ~
One week ago today the Dr did an U/S and found that my baby had no heartbeat. Three days later I miscarried at 8wks pg. I let nature take its course and let things happen naturally. This is my second MC, first was Oct 2006 at 19wks pg. The worst feeling is not knowing why. I thought I was taking it well this time around but I woke up feeling really depressed today. I'm scheduled back to work tonight and I don't feel nearly as ready as I should be. My husband doesn't seem to understand that I'm still healing physically, not to mention emotionally. He seems to think that keeping busy will make everything go away. I don't think he could be further from the truth. In any case, I do wish everyone well and I know this too will pass.