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So happy to have so many of Medhelp friends get BFP's!!!
I thought since so many of my friends here got there BFP's this month that we should start a group. Hopefully it grows as more and more people get there BFP's this month. Anyone experiencing any symptoms yet??? I am not really, maybe some slight nausea here and there but that is about it. My current Due date is 01/14/2010 =)
I think changing you u/s date was a good idea, my Dr wants me to have an u/s at 7 weeks because of my history. I will book it next week. Will also get my bloods done next week to check the hcg is doubling.
I went ahead and changed the ultrasound date. I just think 5 weeks is too early and I would prefer to be able to see something, you know? I really wanted it at 7 weeks but my Dr said he would compromise and let me do it at 6 weeks. You would think he would want me to have it later so they can see something. He said he wants it early due to my history. I really didnt think that 1 m/c gave me much history but I guess it does. So anyways it changed fro May17th ot May 25th. I feel much better about it now =)
My Dr usually won't see you until 12 weeks!!! Thats why it took us so long to find out about our m/c. After my D&C he told me he would see me at 5 weeks for an u/s. I hope they start scheduling regular appointments after that.
My Dr. appt is not until June 2, my Dr. won't see you unless you are 8 weeks or more :(
It has sunk in for me! I think that's because I've been pregnant 3 times since we started trying in January... I had 2 miscarriages- one at 5 weeks and the next one at 4.5 weeks, so very early on. This one feels different though for some reason, I'm pretty sure it's here to stay (I hope). I think I will relax a bit more once I get to 6 weeks... even more so once I get to 12. I haven't made an appt yet but will let you know! When will you guys start telling people... I might wait until I'm about 10 weeks, that's the plan anyway! Vanessa x
Is everyone scheduled to see there OB's??? If so, when????
I go on May 17th
I go on May 17th
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