I feel like I'm in limbo, just waiting to actually start this pregnancy. Never mind that I have developed symptoms and it's the first thing I think about in the morning. Or that I regularly recite 'today I'm pregnant.' I still feel like I'm not REALLY pregnant. I think a big part of it is that our loss milestone is still three weeks away, and until I hear that heartbeat it looms as the 'real' pregnancy test. But, the other is that we've agreed not to tell anyone until after that ultrasound. In the past, we've at least told those intimate to our life at six weeks or so. But, my husband is feeling superstitious and asked that we not share the news at all this time. I'm actually not sure we are going to share at all until 12 weeks. We have a 4 year old who has already had to understand one loss, and I don't want to do that again if I can avoid it. But, keeping the secret from a kid living in the house means we barely talk about it ourselves. And yet, I'm obsessing about it, mashing my boobs, relieved to be sick. I've decided it's the tww on steroids. Really good bulking steroids with scary side effects. 15 days to the ultrasound.
Re: Waiting...
Hang in there! I'm right there with you on the waiting...it's so tough. Fx
Married August 2003
TTC since 11/2009; Lap/HSG/Hysteroscopy: 5/2011 (endometriosis - removed; endocervical polyp - removed; high pressure in bilateral tubes - cleared)
BFP #1: 8/4/11; DS1 born sleeping on 11/16/11 at 19w1d
BFP # 2: 5/7/12, EDD 1/10/13, DS2 born 1/4/13
BFP # 3: 11/8/13, EDD 7/17/14, mmc 10wks
BFP # 4: 5/16/14, EDD 1/15/15, praying for our 2nd rainbow baby
@sugarpeas - That's good advice. My husband is incredibly protective right now. I brushed him off the last two pregnancies, but now he says "look, it can't hurt to make sure your body can put all its energy in to growing the baby." And I'm with him this time, if only to make sure I don't have any what ifs in the event of another loss.
BFP #2: m/c at 7w, February, 2014
BFP #3: It's a BOY! Please be our rainbow! Due February, 2015
*everyone always welcome*