Re: First Sonogram Today :) (pg ment)

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Layci

I am so glad for you that all seems to be well - wishing you a uneventful happy

9 months!

Janine

First Sonogram Today (pg ment)

Well,

I just wanted to update everyone and let you know that I had my

first sonogram today. I was very worried about being able to see the

heartbeat this early but it was there and very noticable! The baby

measured 8 mm (right on 6 weeks, 6 days) so my calculations were

exactly correct. The baby is also in my left uterus which is the

same side that my baby girl was in, so that's a good thing too since

that side has already expanded to 19 weeks. We are sooooo excited

and very scared at the same time, but at least we did over come one

milestone today and that was seeing that heartbeat! I see my dr.

on 8/23 so we will find out more about when I will have my cerclage

and begin bedrest. My doctor told me that she would almost certainly

do the cerclage at 15 weeks. Does that sound like a reasonable time

to do it? Both doctors I have had say that they don't like doing

cerclages before that time because they want to make sure that the

probability of a natural miscarriage will not occur. Both of the

doctors said that they do cerclages at 15-17 weeks, but since I lost

my baby girl at 19 weeks, my dr. said she would do mine at 15. I'm

really nervous about all of this but I am excited to get things

going. Anyway, I just wanted you all to know that all is well!

Layci, 26

UD/IC

My little angel in Heaven, Saylor Kayte, 12-28-03

Pg with #1 6 weeks, 6 days!

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[Guest guest]

Layci

I am so glad for you that all seems to be well - wishing you a uneventful happy

9 months!

Janine

First Sonogram Today (pg ment)

Well,

I just wanted to update everyone and let you know that I had my

first sonogram today. I was very worried about being able to see the

heartbeat this early but it was there and very noticable! The baby

measured 8 mm (right on 6 weeks, 6 days) so my calculations were

exactly correct. The baby is also in my left uterus which is the

same side that my baby girl was in, so that's a good thing too since

that side has already expanded to 19 weeks. We are sooooo excited

and very scared at the same time, but at least we did over come one

milestone today and that was seeing that heartbeat! I see my dr.

on 8/23 so we will find out more about when I will have my cerclage

and begin bedrest. My doctor told me that she would almost certainly

do the cerclage at 15 weeks. Does that sound like a reasonable time

to do it? Both doctors I have had say that they don't like doing

cerclages before that time because they want to make sure that the

probability of a natural miscarriage will not occur. Both of the

doctors said that they do cerclages at 15-17 weeks, but since I lost

my baby girl at 19 weeks, my dr. said she would do mine at 15. I'm

really nervous about all of this but I am excited to get things

going. Anyway, I just wanted you all to know that all is well!

Layci, 26

UD/IC

My little angel in Heaven, Saylor Kayte, 12-28-03

Pg with #1 6 weeks, 6 days!

Share bookmarks: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/MullerianAnomalies/links/

Share files:

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The Congenital Uterine Anomalies Home Page:

http://www.wegrokit.com/uterineanomalies/

es/

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http://www.wegrokit.com/uterineanomalies/

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Hrey Layci,

15-17 weeks sounds normal to me. When I found out about my BU at 11

weeks, the peri didn't even want to see me again until I was 14-15

weeks, and then he was going to start doing cervical checks. He

wasn't going to do a cerclage until he thought it was necessary (saw

evidence) and also said that they don't like doing them until at

least 14 weeks due to " natural miscarriages " . I hope all goes well

with this pregnancy for you. I know it has to be hard, but try and

enjoy the pregnancy. I wish you all the best.

, 24, BU/SU?, 1 m/c

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Hrey Layci,

15-17 weeks sounds normal to me. When I found out about my BU at 11

weeks, the peri didn't even want to see me again until I was 14-15

weeks, and then he was going to start doing cervical checks. He

wasn't going to do a cerclage until he thought it was necessary (saw

evidence) and also said that they don't like doing them until at

least 14 weeks due to " natural miscarriages " . I hope all goes well

with this pregnancy for you. I know it has to be hard, but try and

enjoy the pregnancy. I wish you all the best.

, 24, BU/SU?, 1 m/c

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Great news Layci!

I don't know anything about cerclages, but I think you've already gotten

some good answers...

enjoy your pregnancy!

hugs

mikki