Guest guest Posted October 1, 2001 Report Share Posted October 1, 2001 Dear , I am so sorry for you also. I've been thinking about you this week. It feels so comforting to share this with others who really know what this is all about... I just posted my mc experience, it's pretty much over. I have had 4 US over the past 3 weeks, and although there was some slow growth, the embryo was far behind development. This was different from my first mc in which I made it to 11 weeks but development stopped at 10 weeks. Both times I began spotting 2 weeks prior to the mc. My first pregnancy I had intense morning sickness, this time none. I also had very sore breasts with both (still do). My sister has had 2 successful pregnancies, one with much nausea, the second with none. So I don't put too much faith in that as a sign. I am really sorry for your loss. I also feel this was not as devestating as my first mc, especially as I know so much more about my anomaly now and the fact that miscarriage is so much higher in an uncorrected septate uterus. This is why I look positively towards having septoplasty. If I remember, you have had one spetoplasty? Do you have any residual septum left? If so, will you have it removed? My Dr. told me it would probably take 2 surgeries to remove mine as it is so large and thick. One day, if it's meant to be, we'll have babies. I think there is so much to learn and experience in this life, and this is one of those sad and hard times. But, I guess without these we wouldn't know what happiness feels like either, as balance is the essence in everything. This has been one hell of a year for me, but focusing on the good things in my life has helped to pull me through. Please take care, and feel free to e-mail me if you'd like to talk. _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com/intl.asp Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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