DiaDiva
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I love your attitude Jeannine. I wish you success in your subsequent pregnancies, and may you enjoy that sweet little comedian with all your heart!Date: 10/20/2006 5:21:08 PM
Author: divergrrl
Thanks everyone....I appreciate the hugs.
I''m actually doing much better than I anticipated. I guess, a second miscarriage is easier to get through when you have a busy toddler to distract you with his precocious antics. My son''s a goofy little comedian, as well as a total sweetie, so I''m one lucky momma to have him.
I''m a little sad, but mostly just have this weird hollow feeling. But I reallllly feel thankful that it happened early & required no surgery to complete it.
And not to make light of anything, but when I get in a sad situation, I always try to tell myself, ''its not something like cancer, my family is all alive and healthy, and that''s what matters''. I know women who have lost so much more (like seeing the baby on an ultrasound...and losing it 2nd or 3rd trimester). Now that is so utterly tragic to me. Or parents who bury their children. That is simply a horror.
So I''ll take my miscarriage, my fibroids, and I''ll give it the attention it needs so I can heal and get past this, but I can''t help but think that I''m still a very lucky woman, and this shall pass.
And it helps to have such nice sentiments from such a wonderful community like this...you have all made my day a little better. Thank you.
Jeannine
Christa, this is why I feel the way I do. I can''t even imagine how that must have been. I lost a pregnancy, and I was barely 6 weeks...(this is my second miscarriage, my first was before my son, at 8 weeks). Both times, there was no sign of a fetus, so that was some comfort.Date: 10/20/2006 8:42:27 PM
Author: Christa
So sorry, Jeannine. I lost a baby late in pregnancy several years ago, so I feel with you. You''re on the right track letting your little guy be a comfort and distraction. God bless!
I''ve been pregnant 6 times and have 3 children... I''ve always been fairly philosophical about it... after the first miscarriage I embraced the silver lining that at least I knew I could GET pregnant... and then I had a baby! After the baby when I had another miscarriage I told myself, just another fluke, because I also knew I could have a baby! and I did again! That doesn''t mean there weren''t tears and disappointment, just glad I could find SOMETHING to hold on to! I also bled during all of my children''s pregnancies, I had a tear in my placenta at 14 weeks with the last that bled cupfulls and they told me with certainty I''d lost it. I had a burst cyst with #2 that bled and cramped really bad... pregnancy and even the first year are so wrought with anxiety... it sucks!! You''ve just got to hang in there and get the help where it is needed and kiss your little boy a little extra every day just because you canDate: 10/21/2006 1:36:29 AM
Author: divergrrl
Christa, this is why I feel the way I do. I can''t even imagine how that must have been. I lost a pregnancy, and I was barely 6 weeks...(this is my second miscarriage, my first was before my son, at 8 weeks). Both times, there was no sign of a fetus, so that was some comfort.Date: 10/20/2006 8:42:27 PM
Author: Christa
So sorry, Jeannine. I lost a baby late in pregnancy several years ago, so I feel with you. You''re on the right track letting your little guy be a comfort and distraction. God bless!
This is why I can''t let this get me down too much, I know it could have been much worse, and I am so so sorry to hear you had to go through that. It''s also why I''m just grateful for my life as it is. I loved my son so much when I was carrying him, I can''t even wrap my head around your statement, you are very kind to sympathize, and I hope you have a lot of happiness and joy in your life.
Jeannine
That''s to be expected for a while . . . I know you''re trying to keep a positive attitude, which is great, but don''t push yourself to "get over it" too quickly. Give yourself a chance to grieve a little. Or a lot.Date: 10/25/2006 4:48:42 PM
Author: divergrrl
Awww, thanks Anchor,... (thanks EVERYONE!)
I did really well until Sunday night, then I just kinda unraveled at the seams. Shock, anger, sadness, etc. I''ve been keeping busy, but it really feels like you lose a little bit of yourself. I''m just taking it one day at a time & today has been better than the last few days. Plus I can start working out again, so I think a couple good runs will pound some of the frustration out of my system & at least relieve some of the physical stress I feel.
I am keeping as busy as I can, I did get my kitchen cupboards re-arranged and re-organized, nothing like a monotonous project to take your mind off things. Now...the laundry beckons.
Later!
Jeannine