Late Term and Child Loss

Back to work...

Survived my first day back at work. I cried a bunch of times, most of which were when people came in and cried with me. Some other people seemed to avoid me/didn't know what to say and that's completely OK. It felt good to be doing something, but I'm exhausted. I guess it's a small step but am proud I got through it.

Severe endo & fibroids, IVF #1 BFP with twins, Gabriel Mark (5/20/12) & Zachary David (5/24/12)- said goodbye to my two angels at 17 weeks due to pprom. Lilypie Angel and Memorial tickers Lilypie Angel and Memorial tickers

IVF#2 FET 9/24, Beta #1 10/3...

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Re: Back to work...

  • That first day back is hard but the good news is that the first day is DONE! Some people will ignore this event.... Like you said, people just don't know how to deal with it. Congrats for completing your first day :)
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  • I think it's a very big step!  Some people will ignore your loss, and won't know what to say or how to act around you.  Others - often who you least expect - will be a great support to you.  I wish you well.
    Lilypie Angel and Memorial tickers
  • (((HUGS))) I'm glad you survived.  I'm sure it wasn't easy.  Going back to work is definitely not a small step - you should be proud of yourself.  I hope it goes ok tomorrow too.
    Mom to Eliott Alexander, born sleeping at 37 weeks on 8/13/10. Most of us only dream of angels - I held one in my arms.
    BFP #2 - EDD 2/26/12 M/C 6/28/11 @ 5w2d
    BFP #3 - EDD 4/7/12 M/C 8/2/11 @ 4w2d
    Too beautiful for this earth
    BFP #4 - EDD 12/09/12, Lucille arrived 11/26/12
  • *hugs*  It gets easier every day you go back.  You'll find a new normal there too.  I'm glad you're first day back went ok.  And remember to still be gentle with yourself.  It's ok to cry.  I spent nearly every day for 2 weeks running to the bathroom to shed some tears.  
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  • I'm glad you survived your first day back!  I was also a bit nervous to go back, but I found that getting out of the house was best for me.  There are times when I tear up, but I am lucky to have an office with a door and will close it and hide out when need be!

    ((Hugs to you))

    BFP #1 12.24.07 - DD born @ 39w1d on 08.26.08
    BFP #2 08.04.11 - DD born still @ 37w3d on 03.25.12

    Lilypie Angel and Memorial tickers

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    TTC #3 since May 2012

    BFP #3 12.29.12 - CP @ 4w2d on 01.02.13
    BFP #4 10.17.13 - CP @ 4w2d on 10.23.13

    BFP #5 04.06.14 - MMC 05.07.14

    No longer trying to conceive.

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  • Glad you survived! Going back to work sucks. Hopefully it keeps getting easier for you. I only had one day where I had to hide in the bathroom bawling. For months though I would just sob on the way home, it was like I had kept it together all day long and had to let it out. Big hugs!
    Lilypie Fourth Birthday tickers Lilypie Angel and Memorial tickers Lilypie First Birthday tickers
  • I think that is such a huge step.  I'm sure everyday will get easier.  I still have decided what I'm going to do now.  
    Lilypie Angel and Memorial tickers 

    BFP #1 Jan. 2011 - mmc Mar. 2011 
    BFP #2 Aug. 2011 - My sleeping angel Stella, born April 21, 2012 
    BFP #3 Nov. 2012 - mmc Dec. 2012
    BFP #4 April 2013 - mc May 2013
    BFP #5 Sept. 2013 - EDD 5.24.14
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