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60 lb fur baby...

jmckeagjmckeag member
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Just jumped on my stomach while I was laying down! :-(  Praying all is okay...should I worry? 
BFP #1 4/07, 6/07 MMC 9w6d D&C | DX PCOS/annovulatory | BFP #2 (50 mg Clomid) 11/8/10, Natural MC 11/25/10 | Cycle #1 (50 mg Clomid) BFN | Cycle #2 (100 mg Clomid) BFN | Cycle #3 (100 mg Clomid & HCG trigger) BFN | Cycle #4 (100 mg Clomid, HCG trigger, & IUI)= BFN | Cycle #5 (150 mg Clomid, HCG trigger, & IUI) = BFP --> Beta #1 12DPO: 48, Beta #2 14dpo: 171, Progesterone: 105, Beta #3 19dpo: 2,418 BabyFruit Ticker BabyFetus Ticker
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Re: 60 lb fur baby...

  • allybaby85allybaby85 member
    The baby is pretty well protected in there and as early as you are LO should still be tucked behind your pubic bone. But call your dr if you're worried.
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  • MuffinhbMuffinhb member
    Your baby should fine. I talked with my Ob about this. I have 3 50+ fur babies who love to play hard and jump on me all the time

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  • jmckeagjmckeag member
    Thanks ladies.  This info is very helpful and reassuring!  So anxious for my first u/s on Thursday, just ready to know all is well.  In the meantime, everything is stressing me out.
    BFP #1 4/07, 6/07 MMC 9w6d D&C | DX PCOS/annovulatory | BFP #2 (50 mg Clomid) 11/8/10, Natural MC 11/25/10 | Cycle #1 (50 mg Clomid) BFN | Cycle #2 (100 mg Clomid) BFN | Cycle #3 (100 mg Clomid & HCG trigger) BFN | Cycle #4 (100 mg Clomid, HCG trigger, & IUI)= BFN | Cycle #5 (150 mg Clomid, HCG trigger, & IUI) = BFP --> Beta #1 12DPO: 48, Beta #2 14dpo: 171, Progesterone: 105, Beta #3 19dpo: 2,418 BabyFruit Ticker BabyFetus Ticker
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  • Junebug060609Junebug060609 member

    As early as you are, the LO should still be well within your pelvis.  Very unlikely anything happened.

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    Lady who also has a very 'affectionate' 60 lb furbaby who did the same thingWink

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  • TeacherVickyTeacherVicky member
    You are fine. The baby is still hiding behind your pelvic bone at this point.
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  • kelliandjustinkelliandjustin
    Like the other ladies have mentioned, you should be fine.  I had the same thing happen to me and I called my dr to be reassured and sure enough, everything is going just fine.
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  • jmckeagjmckeag member
    Again, thank you SO much everyone for the reassurance.  Crossing my fingers I make it till Thursday with no other scares!
    BFP #1 4/07, 6/07 MMC 9w6d D&C | DX PCOS/annovulatory | BFP #2 (50 mg Clomid) 11/8/10, Natural MC 11/25/10 | Cycle #1 (50 mg Clomid) BFN | Cycle #2 (100 mg Clomid) BFN | Cycle #3 (100 mg Clomid & HCG trigger) BFN | Cycle #4 (100 mg Clomid, HCG trigger, & IUI)= BFN | Cycle #5 (150 mg Clomid, HCG trigger, & IUI) = BFP --> Beta #1 12DPO: 48, Beta #2 14dpo: 171, Progesterone: 105, Beta #3 19dpo: 2,418 BabyFruit Ticker BabyFetus Ticker
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  • hopefulelisehopefulelise
    I agree with everyone else saying that you should be fine. Although I understand the panic you must felt! I have a 70 lb. dog, plus we foster shelter dogs so I've learned to be on alert around them! They can jump up and on you so quickly, it's hard to catch them.
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