My husband and I were expecting our first child on March 9th a little boy, I was 39 and 1/2 weeks pregnant. On March 8 the day before our scheduled cesarean appointment (I had marginal placenta previa and the baby was breech) I didn't have any fetal movement. So I went into the doctors office to get a sonogram of my little boy, to be told he was dead. I ended up having a cesarean later that day. My beautiful stillborn boy was 9 1/2 pounds and 22 1/2 inches long. They couldn't find any reason as to why my Dean passed away. Im worried that this is going to happen again with future pregnancies. Im not sure how I am feeling but would like to talk to someone else who feels this pain.
Re: Intro: when my sunshine was taken away
Please be kind to yourself - know you would have done everything and anything to save your son if you could have but it was out of your hands.
Thinking of you and sending so many hugs your way. Feel free to PM me if you'd like.
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Rainbow mentioned
We welcomed our son's sister 11 months after his birth. The pregnancy after a loss is not easy, but hearing of other who had been in my shoes and were able to have a living child gave me hope.
ttc July 2015 ~ bfp Nov 2015 (cp)
bfp Dec 2015 ~ (tfmr 17wk, March 2016, genetic disease)
ttcal May 2016
Do you have a support system of some kind? How is your DH?
My hospital runs a child loss support for bereaved parents. Is there any chance your hospital does the same?
Thinking of you.
Be be gentle with yourself and talk to us. We get it. We us restate. Love and hugs to you.
All the women here understand what you are going through. It is such a soul crushing experience but please know that it will get easier to live with the loss. It will never be better because your son will always be missing but one day you'll see that the grief isn't so all consuming as it once was. Therapy helps. Make sure you surround yourself with people who are supportive you're going to need them. Big hugs to you.