I am 9 weeks along with my 5th pregnancy (two babies two early miscarriages). At 5 weeks we found out I have a large SCH (subchorionic hemorrhage) when I had a massive bleed with cramps and passed a clot. I had another smaller bleed about a week and a half later. So far the baby is measuring well and has a good heartbeat, but everyday seems like a wait and see game as to whether I'll stay pregnant or not. I've only told my parents and my husbands parents of our pregnancy, and only because I've needed help watching the kids while I go to all my doctors appointments. I have a big close family and this is my first high risk pregnancy, so I'm wondering when to share the news. I would love to be joyful about being pregnant, but even my husband and I are trying to guard our hearts. What do you think?
Re: When to announce high risk pregnancy?
It's a battle for me, and DH and I have decided for now not to even tell our parents or siblings or even our closest friends. We will share with parents probably after the first ultrasound this Friday, but even then I think DH might want to wait. I really appreciated his parents and sister's support last time, so I don't mind telling them. My mother, on the other hand, wasn't very helpful and I don't want to tell her until the NT scan.
I am trying to follow the mantra of telling those whose support I would want should anything happen. If you think you will feel worse not sharing news of the loss, then I would share now.