Quote From: suzukaLast September my husband and I started trying for our first baby it was exciting but scary at the same time. I have never had a normal cycle some times I will go months without one and none of the doctors I have seen seem to think its a problem. It took 7 months for me to finally get pregnant I know thats not very long compared to some people but it seemed like forever to me. Problem was I did not know I was even pregnant until I had the miscarriage. It was normal for me to go a month without a p and I was just starting to feel the morning sickness and the tenderness when I lost the baby. We estimated I was about 8 weeks along. The problem was I did not stop bleeding from the miscarriage we went to the ER where I passed out in the parking lot before we even made it inside. I had to go into surgery to stop the bleeding and I spent the rest of the day in the hospital I had never felt so violated in my life.
Then because of the amount of blood I had lost I was so tired for weeks after this happened it took forever for me to finally get all my energy back. My husband was really worried about me the entire time and no one blamed me but I still feel like if I had known maybe I could have done something to prevent it. After that every time I saw a baby or a pregnant woman I would cry. Then to top it off not even a month later my husband started bugging me to try again for another baby. I get so mad when ever my husband or friends/family mention anything about me having kids. Don't get me wrong I want a baby but the whole thought of going through that again scares me to death and I am just not ready but they keep bugging me about it. I know I should just tell them how I feel but its so hard just to even talk about it.
Hi Suzuka,
I know how you feel I suffered a miscarriage at 10 weeks on 8th Oct, it was my first pregnancy. I went to the emergency room at noon and was sent home bleeding and was told there was an 80% chance I would miscarry, if the bleeding or pains got worse I was to return to the ER. We were barely home when the bleeding got much worse I rushed back to the ER I was told I was in the middle of a miscarriage and if I could control the blood flow myself and pain relief I could go home. Nothing prepared me for the amount of blood I would loose over the next couple of hours of the actual miscarriage itself. I took a week of work and went back I didnt want anyone to know I had suffered a miscarraige as they didnt know I was pregnant. Getting back into a routine helped me cope, as did looking after myself. My partner was keen to try again straight away I wasnt as there were still days I would come home from work in tears for no apparent reason at all, physically I was fine, mentally I was devastated.
I am coming round to thinking about trying again now, dont get me wrong I am really really scared the same thing could happen again but I was assured by the hospital I did nothing wrong I was just the statistic the one in four who suffers a miscarriage and there was every chance the next pregnancy will be fine. Be kind to yourself take as long as you need, cry if you need it helps me. Talk to your husband because he has suffered a major disappointment and loss too. Be there for each other but most importantly take your time. Heres hoping your next pregnancy will be happy and healthy and really soon.