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pertykitty Female, 36 years CA Member since Oct 2006
Mood: pertykitty is ready for a nap! ill take watermelon instead Journal Entry: " When I got home last night, my wife dem..." [Read]
, Jun 06, 2007 12:00AM
To: thendricks you are needed!
i know there are sites for mothers with losses. i hope tomarrow when people are up someone will suggest this. you know we have a poster here that is starting that exact type of group. address this personally here to thendricks. she will be able to answer questions and maybe have some offerings of help.
nermine Female, 22 years dearborn - MI Member since Jun 2007
Honey, that is such a tragedy to lose your childChild neglect and psychological abuse Child safety seats Child tylenol cold multi-symptom plus cough School age child development in those circumstances (or any circumstances). I am so very very sorry. I think your idea of getting into a group dealing with loss is very good. Call the hospital where you delivered, and ask the nurses for the name of a social worker on staff who would know about this. There will be some kind of group. Maybe one of the ladies who posts on this forum will also know how to find one.
Mood: anxiousmomtobe? is mature enough to let other people have their own opinions without taking offense
, Jun 06, 2007 12:00AM
I am so sorry for your loss. You need to give yourself time to grieve this little one in heaven. You cannot replace her with a new babyBabies and heat rashes Baby feeding patterns, it just doesn't work that way.
About trying to conceive right away ... first of all, you need to heal. You need to heal some in your heart (although you will never forget, you need to stop the most aching pain), and also VERY important, you need to heal your body. If you had a c-section, that is a cut in your uterus, and all those muscles need to mend back together before the uterus goes again through the stretching and tension it will go through with another pregnancy. Talk to your doctor. If you don't have a regular doctor, find one now, and if finances are the issue, there are places that offer reproductive help on a sliding scale based on your income.
Again, please accept my deepest condolences for the loss of your beloved child. May she be a star in the sky that guides you through your life.
There aren't any words that any of us can say to make it better, just know that we are all here if you need to talk.
Take care
It is important that you let your body heal before you get pregnant again, not doing so could greatly impact the health of the next child you conceive.
Please listen to all the kind advice given above.
also if you are ttc, then weight loss drugs are a big no no. they do affect fertility and can harm the baby before you find out you are pregnant. instead take your vitamins and folic acid just like usual and change your diet and exercise to lose weight.
i am deeply sorry you had to go through such a loss, but after that i would wait. having a new pregnancy soon after a loss is very difficult and scary. give your mind, body and heart time to mend first
take care
Try calling the hospital and the social workers could give you names of support groups or counselors. I'm surprised they didn't talk to you in the hospital.
You will never forget your little one but I hope soon your heart can began healing. Perhaps doing something to remember her will help.
Such as:
stepping stone for flower garden
charm bracelet
tree