Anatomy scan...not such good news

MrsSonny24 · April 2011

I'm so sorry that the appt didn't go the way you wanted it to. We had a similar experience last week. Try to stay positive. Lots of thoughts and prayers for you all!

ar78 · April 2011

Hang in there, girl. When is the appointment?

Tulips114 · April 2011

T&Ps that everything turns out ok. ((hugs))

TeamJAS · April 2011

Praying everything turns out alright!

Marettie · April 2011

Sending thoughts and prayers your way MollyBloom. I'm hoping your doctors urgency is more about wanting to be proved wrong quickly so you don't have to play the "what if" game for too long.

Know that your bump friends are here for you.

barefootally · April 2011

So sorry you have to deal with this. Good luck at the HR place. You are in my thoughts. Keep us posted! {{big hugs}}

ChrissyLonghorn · April 2011

I'm so sorry for scary news....and a doctor with horrible bedside manner!!! I hope that it is nothing and the additional testing brings you great news. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers!

amandabt · April 2011

So sorry to hear this! I hope everything turns out great with LO, hang in there! My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family!

Mrs.K23 · April 2011

Molly, I'm so sorry you have to go through all this stress. And I'm so sorry you don't have a dr who is more supportive through this process. As PP have stated, we are here for you and thinking of you. GL and keeping all my fingers and toes crossed for you!

Pina · April 2011

Not a nice dr. and not nice bedside manner. Ugh.

I am so sorry to hear about your u/s results. This is a not a definitive diagnosis yet so hang in there and stay strong for the little one. You are in my thoughts and prayers. I/We are here if you need to chat....

jennyhazz · April 2011

I'm so sorry for the news, sounds like it wasn't delivered in the best manner. I hope that further tests give you more conclusive answers, you'll be in my thoughts...

megank27 · April 2011

I'm sorry to hear you have to go through this. Your doctor really should have given you more info. I would try not to let the urgency scare you. I know some people are told to wait, but after my anatomy scan I had to go for a level 2 u/s at a high risk place due a soft marker and 2 vessel cord, and that office wants to see you before the end of the 20th week. That may be the case with the high risk office your doctor uses; they like to follow-up by a certain week and you are almost to it. I think they can also be tough to get in to. T&Ps!

lmkugler · April 2011

I know nobody want to go to a high risk office. but when I got sent to the maternal/fetal medicine specialist, i realized that in some ways I'd lucked out. you get to go back in for ultrasounds a LOT- sometimes like once a month! It can be nerve wracking, but but comforting too. Plus the doctors there are WAY nicer. They are trained to deal with stressed out pregnant women and their bedside manner is usually super. They are informed people who don't BS you- they tell you the truth and answer EVERY question. My specialist never rushed out the room. While he was with me, it was like i was the only patient in the office. Hang in there hon. You'll have real answers soon. Meantime (I know this sounds like bull but it helps) try not to dwell or God forbid- don't google too much about your LOs potential complication. Googling only ends in tears. Stay active and surround yourself with positive people who give you support. You can do this!!!

msmarsh · April 2011

Oh Molly I am so sorry! I will definitely keep you guys in my prayers. Hopefully the Dr. is just being extra cautious with wanting to get you in the HR visit so soon. Big hugs to you!

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