Re: She's here - SU prg update - baby ment

[Guest guest]

CONGRATULATIONS and welcome to the world Zoya

mikki

38, BU, 7 m/c, DD 10/25/95, DS 8/5/02, twins boys due in October

[Guest guest]

Hi a,

Your story is an inspiration!!! This TTC journey is so hard at times and the

women here are the best. I'm having a hard time especially these past few days

as my good friend and co-worker told me she is pregnant after one cycle! It's

her second...I know my time will come but it's hard in the mean time.

Thanks for sharing your birth story, I look forward to pics!!

29

SU Resected

a wrote:

Hi,

Just wanted to let everyone know that I had my baby girl on

Saturday, July 10 at 9:58 a.m. Her name is Zoya and she is healthy

and happy, as am I. She arrived at 40 weeks + one day (!), weighing

in at 3549 g or 7lb13oz, 52 cms long. Labour was very long and hard,

ending in a vaccuum and quite a bit of blood loss, but I avoided the

C-Section happily.

For those who don't know me, I am an SU, I have an intact complete

septum, one cervix. The pregnancy was very worrying, but aside from

placenta previa and heavy bleeding at 14 weeks, it was without

serious complication. My perinatologists expected me to deliver

early, but obviously Zoya found enough room to make it to 40 weeks.

One MA impact on Zoya - she was born with one of her feet a little

crooked and " tight " hips. They expect this was caused by her cramped

SU quarters and expect both to correct themselves on their own over

the next couple of weeks or months.

I really want to thank everyone on this board so much for the

information, reassurance, kind words and support since I found out I

was pregnant last November. Beth, , (s), nah,

tte, so many others - all of you, thank you. Information and

support is power and we all have that here, from around the world.

To all the newcomers and the newly dx - take heart and have hope.

The women on this board are amazing and there are many happy endings.

tte - the e-mail address you gave me doesn't seem to work - e-

mail me with an update if you have a chance.

Hopefully I'll be able to post pictures very soon!

Take care everyone, and thanks again.

a

35

Complete SU

DD now 3 days old

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[Guest guest]

Hi a,

Your story is an inspiration!!! This TTC journey is so hard at times and the

women here are the best. I'm having a hard time especially these past few days

as my good friend and co-worker told me she is pregnant after one cycle! It's

her second...I know my time will come but it's hard in the mean time.

Thanks for sharing your birth story, I look forward to pics!!

29

SU Resected

a wrote:

Hi,

Just wanted to let everyone know that I had my baby girl on

Saturday, July 10 at 9:58 a.m. Her name is Zoya and she is healthy

and happy, as am I. She arrived at 40 weeks + one day (!), weighing

in at 3549 g or 7lb13oz, 52 cms long. Labour was very long and hard,

ending in a vaccuum and quite a bit of blood loss, but I avoided the

C-Section happily.

For those who don't know me, I am an SU, I have an intact complete

septum, one cervix. The pregnancy was very worrying, but aside from

placenta previa and heavy bleeding at 14 weeks, it was without

serious complication. My perinatologists expected me to deliver

early, but obviously Zoya found enough room to make it to 40 weeks.

One MA impact on Zoya - she was born with one of her feet a little

crooked and " tight " hips. They expect this was caused by her cramped

SU quarters and expect both to correct themselves on their own over

the next couple of weeks or months.

I really want to thank everyone on this board so much for the

information, reassurance, kind words and support since I found out I

was pregnant last November. Beth, , (s), nah,

tte, so many others - all of you, thank you. Information and

support is power and we all have that here, from around the world.

To all the newcomers and the newly dx - take heart and have hope.

The women on this board are amazing and there are many happy endings.

tte - the e-mail address you gave me doesn't seem to work - e-

mail me with an update if you have a chance.

Hopefully I'll be able to post pictures very soon!

Take care everyone, and thanks again.

a

35

Complete SU

DD now 3 days old

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/

The Congenital Uterine Anomalies Home Page:

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

[Guest guest]

a,

Congrats on your baby girl. Also, congrats on making it 40 weeks and having

a vaginal delivery. Hoping you and your daughter are doing well and

enjoying getting to know each other.

Dena

UD

new mom to Eli who is 3 weeks old today

She's here - SU prg update - baby ment

> Hi,

> Just wanted to let everyone know that I had my baby girl on

> Saturday, July 10 at 9:58 a.m. Her name is Zoya and she is healthy

> and happy, as am I. She arrived at 40 weeks + one day (!), weighing

> in at 3549 g or 7lb13oz, 52 cms long. Labour was very long and hard,

> ending in a vaccuum and quite a bit of blood loss, but I avoided the

> C-Section happily.

>

> For those who don't know me, I am an SU, I have an intact complete

> septum, one cervix. The pregnancy was very worrying, but aside from

> placenta previa and heavy bleeding at 14 weeks, it was without

> serious complication. My perinatologists expected me to deliver

> early, but obviously Zoya found enough room to make it to 40 weeks.

> One MA impact on Zoya - she was born with one of her feet a little

> crooked and " tight " hips. They expect this was caused by her cramped

> SU quarters and expect both to correct themselves on their own over

> the next couple of weeks or months.

>

> I really want to thank everyone on this board so much for the

> information, reassurance, kind words and support since I found out I

> was pregnant last November. Beth, , (s), nah,

> tte, so many others - all of you, thank you. Information and

> support is power and we all have that here, from around the world.

>

> To all the newcomers and the newly dx - take heart and have hope.

> The women on this board are amazing and there are many happy endings.

>

> tte - the e-mail address you gave me doesn't seem to work - e-

> mail me with an update if you have a chance.

>

> Hopefully I'll be able to post pictures very soon!

>

> Take care everyone, and thanks again.

>

> a

> 35

> Complete SU

> DD now 3 days old

>

>

>

>

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

>

> Share files:

> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/MullerianAnomalies/files/

>

> The Congenital Uterine Anomalies Home Page:

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

>

>

>

> es/

>

> The Congenital Uterine Anomalies Home Page:

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

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

a,

Congrats on your baby girl. Also, congrats on making it 40 weeks and having

a vaginal delivery. Hoping you and your daughter are doing well and

enjoying getting to know each other.

Dena

UD

new mom to Eli who is 3 weeks old today

She's here - SU prg update - baby ment

> Hi,

> Just wanted to let everyone know that I had my baby girl on

> Saturday, July 10 at 9:58 a.m. Her name is Zoya and she is healthy

> and happy, as am I. She arrived at 40 weeks + one day (!), weighing

> in at 3549 g or 7lb13oz, 52 cms long. Labour was very long and hard,

> ending in a vaccuum and quite a bit of blood loss, but I avoided the

> C-Section happily.

>

> For those who don't know me, I am an SU, I have an intact complete

> septum, one cervix. The pregnancy was very worrying, but aside from

> placenta previa and heavy bleeding at 14 weeks, it was without

> serious complication. My perinatologists expected me to deliver

> early, but obviously Zoya found enough room to make it to 40 weeks.

> One MA impact on Zoya - she was born with one of her feet a little

> crooked and " tight " hips. They expect this was caused by her cramped

> SU quarters and expect both to correct themselves on their own over

> the next couple of weeks or months.

>

> I really want to thank everyone on this board so much for the

> information, reassurance, kind words and support since I found out I

> was pregnant last November. Beth, , (s), nah,

> tte, so many others - all of you, thank you. Information and

> support is power and we all have that here, from around the world.

>

> To all the newcomers and the newly dx - take heart and have hope.

> The women on this board are amazing and there are many happy endings.

>

> tte - the e-mail address you gave me doesn't seem to work - e-

> mail me with an update if you have a chance.

>

> Hopefully I'll be able to post pictures very soon!

>

> Take care everyone, and thanks again.

>

> a

> 35

> Complete SU

> DD now 3 days old

>

>

>

>

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

>

> Share files:

> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/MullerianAnomalies/files/

>

> The Congenital Uterine Anomalies Home Page:

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

>

>

>

> es/

>

> The Congenital Uterine Anomalies Home Page:

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

>

>

>

>

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