So, I haven't had a full on break down in a while, at least not in public. But yesterday, it happened. I had to get some blood work done for some genetic testing we are having done to determine the possible cause for our loss, and while sitting in the waiting room, two pregnant ladies walk in for their glucose tests. I avoided looking at them as much as possible, and tried to just focus on my phone, my book, anything else, but it was hard. I just kept thinking that only a few months ago I was there, having my glucose test done. I just ached to go back in time, back to having a big belly, and the biggest complaint was having to chug the sweet orange drink for that test. After having my blood drawn, I quickly hurried out the door and back to my car with tears streaming down my face. Thankfully the sobbing didn't start til I was in the car. I'm really not sure why seeing those women was so hard - I have seen pregnant women out running errands or at the park, etc, and not had that reaction. I just kept thinking how I was there to have blood drawn to tell me what may have killed my baby, and they were there to have blood drawn for their healthy, living babies, and it just wasn't fair. Why me? Women have babies all the time, every day, why do I have to be the one whose son was stillborn?
Me: 32 DH: 33 High School Sweethearts Married 5/28/2005
DS1 born 6/5/10 at 40 weeks via emergency c-section due to fetal distress and IUGR caused by placental insufficiency
DS2 born still 8/28/13 at 32 weeks via emergency c-section due to a complete placental abruption - cause unknown
Baby #3 on the way, EDD 2/29/16. Originally twins, but we said goodbye to Baby B at 8 weeks.
Re: Why me?
Days in the dr office I think are especially hard bc they used to be good memories, but now it's just sour and scary.
I hope you're having a better evening , and that you get some answers. I'll be keeping you in my thoughts
TTC since 2008
Dh:34, no issues. Me:31, Endo, slightly hypothyroid, deformed ovary, paracentric inversion.
4 Gonal-F, Cetrotide, HcG, Crinone +TI cycles= all BFN
Lap in 2012 to remove large unresolving cyst discovered endo and double lobed ovary.
6 Gonal-F, Cetrotide, HcG, Crinone IUI cycles= All BFN,
1st IVF w/ICSI- June '13 Antagonist: Gonal-F, Menopur, Ganirelix, HcG, Estradiol, Crinone= 7 retrieved, 4 mature, 1 unfertilized, 2 abnormally fertilized, 1 normally fertilized. 2DT of only embryo and our miracle BFP.
Our beloved baby boy was born sleeping Oct. 13, 2013 due to pROM/IC/Uterine infection.
2nd IVF w/ICSI- Feb. '14 EPP/lupron/antagonist: Estrace, lupron, HGH, Gonal-F, Menopur, HcG, PIO, lovenox, doxy/dex.=21 retrieved, 16 mature, 15 fertilized!! 5dt of 1 blast/ 6 frozen. BFP! Beta 1 9dp5dt:83.9 Beta 2: 11dp5dt: 145.2 Beta 3 14dp5dt: 497 Please be our sticky rainbow baby!
I hope tomorrow is a better day. Hugs to you!
Brooke Elizabeth born Feb 17, 2013 grew wings May 9, 2013 @ 11 weeks & 4 days old from SIDS