Hi, I have a 2yo daughter who we conceived on the injections so a happy surprise. We have been trying for 2 years and found out we are 5 weeks pregnant!!! Very happy but the past week I've have done nothing but panick and worry that I will miscarry, anyone else feel like this and is this normal?
Re: Paranoid about miscarriage
I am 5 weeks and 5 days pregnant with my first and I am feeling the same as you. I am very worried that something will go wrong and I will lose my little Bob but we just have to try and relax and enjoy it as much as we can. We can't stop anything from going wrong if that's the way it's going to go...
Wishing you the best of luck
Just try and breathe and try not to over stress, since that isn't good for the little one either!
Congrats!!
Congrats and welcome! I am just as paranoid as you, but like the ladies on the PgAL board and many other boards say, "today I am pregnant." It's very hard, but definitely focus on the good and take it day by day :-)
Don't worry for the doctors.
Today you are pregnant and you love your baby.
There is nothing you can do if something is wrong.
Relax now because it's not like you're going to stop stressing when the baby comes out.
Take a deep breath. Best of luck.
Am 7 weeks 2 days on my first and I am freaking out also about a miss. Counting the days till the 12 week. Fingers crosses. Have a early scan booked at 10 weeks just for pease of mind.. All we can do is relax and enjoy the pregnancy.. Xxx
There are two schools of thought dealing with it:
1. Take heart in the stats. Over 35? There is an 80% chance your baby will be healthy. (Under 35? 75%) take heart. If you had an 80% chance of winning the lottery you'd play and expect to win.
2. Those who don't like the stats argument because sadly if 75% of pregnancies survive, 15 don't and someone has to fall in the 15. This is particularly hard on those who've been jn the 15. The other suggest is to remind yourself "my baby is alive today and I love her". You can't change anything, you can't so anything and as far as you know your baby is fine so love the heck out of her.
Neither are super soothing though. Good luck
Me: 30 yrs (PCOS), DH: 28 yrs (SA normal)
June 19, 2008: Started dating
August 12, 2012: Got married
September 2012: Came off BC pills after 12 yrs
September 2012-May 2013: Irregular periods (every 45-55 days), no positives on OPKs, used fertility friend
May 2013: Started actively TTC, talked to OB about irregular periods and possible anovulation
October 2013: HSG all clear, hormone levels normal, U/S showed polycystic ovaries, PCOS diagnosis
February 2014: Clomid 50mg days 4-8, many follicles on CD14 but none bigger than 8mm
March 2014: Switched to RE, saline u/s all clear
April 2014: 3hr glucose showed IR, started on Metformin 1000mg/day, put on low-carb low-sugar diet
June 2014: Femara 2.5mg x10 on CD3, 19mm follicle on CD17, Ovidrel, TI, Endometrin suppositories = BFP!!!
Our little one due March 11, 2015