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1250698 tn?1371351279

moving on...or am i truely?

Hi, my name is Becca, 22, and m/c on July 27.  it was my first pregnancy.  everything seemed fine afterwards, only bled for 3 days, wasn't heavy either.  had what seemed like a normal AF too..Aug 27, lasted only 2 days and again, wasn't heavy...
but then, 2 weeks later (Sept 10), i get it again, 2 days, but heavier and more painful...then 2 weeks later (Sept 21), i get it AGAIN, barely 2 days and not heavy at all.  i can't get my cycle on track depsite being put on BCP right after i got my first AF in Aug.
i thought i was over this, but everytime my cycle switches up on me, it becomes a constant reminder of why it's doing that to begin with.  i have days where i feel so incredibly empty inside, both physically and emotionally.  i was told years before that i might have a hard time getting pregnant...then just last year i had a pelvic ultrasound done to find polycystic ovaries, which validated what was told to me years prior.  getting pregnant, this time was a mistake, i admit, but it was a blessing in disguise.  sure the timing was terrible, in fact, the worst it could possibly get, but i didnt think of that. i thought of the fact that i beat some serious odds at such a young age.  i know its only going to get harder for me to get pregnant the older i get, so im becoming concerned at my biological clock now. yes, im 22, is really closer to 35+ to my body.  my God, im already showing signs of arthritis. lol  i try not to think about it and that im moving on with my life, furthering my education, finally picked a wedding date, but its always still there in the back of my mind...constant reminder.
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1419501 tn?1320206310
I know how you fell hunny, and im sure you will fall pregnant again.. you have already done so once...we did m/c on the same day and even thought im trying still no bubba...
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1250698 tn?1371351279
i was 6wks5d when i m/c. it turned out to be more of a vent than a question, but i really needed to do so. :-\
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