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For those who M/C

halloweenmom06halloweenmom06
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I just was curious about something.   They say if you feel nausea its a good sign of healthy baby.  Did those of you who have M/C feel tell tale signs of preg. then boom, it came out of nowhere?  Did you ever have the feeling that something was not right?
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  • DavezWifeDavezWife member

    I think it's hooie. I can "tell" I'm pregnant the moment it happens, basically. With most, I didn't get sick. With Ava (my only living child) I was hardly green at all. WIth this last one (my 6th pregnancy) I was SUPER sick, all the time, and then boom! symptoms disappeared about the same time ALL symptoms disappeared, but I just happen to have lost the baby. (this one trisomy13)

    So in my opinion, just try to stay relaxed, drink lots of water, and just know that any symptoms can mean 200 things, so ignore them ;-)

     

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  • Addicted2thenotAddicted2thenot member
    That is not true. When I was PG with DS I was never nauseus?
    And here he sits healthy as can be.
    ?
    I was not with my April M/C and....?
    With my most recent ovarian ectopic PG (which was a healthy thriving PG in the wrong place) I was nauseus
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  • waterwings80waterwings80
    Definately not true. My worst day of morning sickness was the day I lost my little boy.
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  • someflower6someflower6 member

    yep, not true. i had every pregnancy symptom, from the day of my bfp to the day of my d&c. i never spotted, never had any inclination that the baby stopped growing two weeks prior to my m/c.

    i'm not saying this to scare you. i'm saying this because i learned that there is NO POINT in worrying about miscarrying. there's really no way to tell if you are going to m/c until you actually m/c. you should be spending this time being grateful that you are pregnant, and don't waste time worrying if something bad is going to happen. all the women on this board wish they were in your position.

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  • di0607di0607 member

    With DS I was deathly ill from 6-14weeks and 32-36 when I delivered. I puked non-stop (all over the bathroom wall because my aim really sucked), I was asleep by 7pm almost everyday of the 1st trimester, and I was just feeling terrible all the time. Oh and my tell-tale symptom: I couldn't brush my teeth. I would gag and vomit up bile in the mornings and dinner at night.

    With the m/c I has some m/s the first week and gagged while brushing my teeth. I had very slow rising beta (they just barely doubled in the required 48-72 hours) after the 2nd beta my symptoms disappeared or for the most part were alot less intense.

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  • Mrs.EmmaLouiseMrs.EmmaLouise member

    Seriously?  Why would you ask the PL board this?  I hope you dont have to come back to this board and go on to have a healthy pregnancy.

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  • someflower6someflower6 member
    imageMrs.EmmaLouise:

    Seriously?  Why would you ask the PL board this?  I hope you dont have to come back to this board and go on to have a healthy pregnancy.

    i heart you.

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