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Miscarried two days ago, need a bit of hope...?
Hi ladies, new on here and was devastated as Miscarried this week when only 6 weeks, Im 41 and just married and managed to get pregnant first try, so just wondering if anyone trying straight after, as Im still crying and dont know if too soon or wether to just get on trying as soon as we can as time isnt on my side.
many thanks
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many thanks
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Sorry for your loss....nobody should have to go through a MC. Its really your choice as to when you start trying again. Some doctors recommend waiting for your first AF for dating purposes, but there is lots of research that says there is nothing to stop you trying straight away. In fact there are many ladies on here thst ahve tried straight away and fallen pregnant straight away and gone on to have successful pregnancies.
I think the most important thing is that you try as soon as you feel ready emotionally. Some people want to try straight away as that is part of them dealing with the MC and moving on, whereas others want to take some time before trying again so that they can grieve properly and let their bodies recover.
I had a MMC on 16 July (had ERPC) and we've started trying straight away as soon as the bleeding stopped.
Take care hun, remember that things will get easier each day and you'll never forget your baby but it will get easier to think of the future.
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I wish you so much luck in ttc xxxx
Big hug
Kerry xx
Thank you for helping ladies.
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I had my mmc in jan at 11w, since then I have twice got my bfp but mc both times early. We waited for first af then tried and I fell in that first month after my D&C, so it can happen quickly. I am 37 and this will be my first, like you I fear I have left it too long but dh and I will keep trying - what else can we do? You will feel very sad for a long time and I remember doing the same thing in boots, seeing all the baby things and crying. It does get easier as time passes but you never forget. Had I not mc my baby would have been due this past week.
What gave me great comfort was the research I did as to why it happened. I have a science background and so was so eager to find the -truth' (if you like) about why, as the doc just said, -well sometime this happens we don't know why', and I thought to myself somewhere out there there has been a lot of research on this and I stumbled across several in-depth research papers that had been done on mmc. Basically what It said was that over 90% of cases there is a chromosomal abnormality that was incompatible with life and that in about 4-5% of cases there was a developmental/ physical abnormality that was incompatible with life and that the remaining few % they just didn't know - just knowing that my bean had something wrong that I couldn't correct or control and that would have caused it great suffering eased my pain a lot. I hope that helps you a little too. As you say it just wasn't meant to be at that time.
We'll have our perfect little babies - and as I say to the ladies on here that are ttc for a long time perfection doesn't happen overnight we just have to be patient as our super special little babes will be sooooooo worth the wait. xxx
Good luck.
It is really kind of you and other ladies to help and be supportive, it means a lot when most of my friends and family are great but just dont understand and I feel that they think I should stop crying now as its been 5 days . xxx
I'm currently 26 weeks pregnant and we're expecting a little girl in November... so there is hope for you.
I remember when I first miscarried it all seemed so uncertain and I was heartbroken. It's been a tough year but we've made it through. I remember seeing posts from women who were pregnant again and just being desperate to be where they were, and the wait seemed endless. I found it a really patronising thing at the time but I began to find comfort in people telling me that I at least knew that I could get pregnant. You know that yours and hubby's are both working and will work together.
I think there is a slightly greater risk of miscarriage as you get older but there's nothing to say that it will happen to you again. I've read some research which suggests that women have a window of super fertility at around 40; where the body basically tries to release all the eggs it can. I think this was true for my mum who fell pregnant quite by accident with my sister at aged 41!
The pain of losing your hild won't go away; we remembered our babies 'first birthday' last week and there were lots of tears; but it does get easier with time. I really hope everything works out for you
Becky x