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Welcome back Terri!! We are crossing our fingers here!!

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**I'm baaaack***

Hi everyone,

Not sure if any of you will remember me.....but....I'm Terri from Texas. I

had my LAP RNY in February 2001. During my 6 month post-op time frame, I

found out I was pregant. After being infertile for 8+ years, we were

THRILLED. We do have a 10 year old son, Garrett. My husband, Lonnie, and I

have been married for 12 years. Anyway, during my 22nd week of pregnancy, I

unexpectedly went into premature labor. After being admitted to the

hospital, I found out I had a uterine or bladder infection, they were not

sure which......my bag of waters was bulging and I was dilated to a 5

already and was not even aware that I was in labor. My pain was not that

bad.......after being transported to a critical care hospital with a

neonatal unit, my bag of waters broke and I was fully dilated upon arrival

at the new hospital. Within an hour, I had delivered our daughter. She was

tiny, just weighing 15 oz. and she was 11 1/2 inches long. We named her Maci

Kay. The doctors tried to save her but she was too tiny to survive. She was

alive when she was born and had a heartbeat but she never drew a

breath.....her lungs were not developed enough........We had her on Dec. 31,

2001. What a New Year's Eve to remember......It's been nearly 6 months since

that time. We have been thru alot.....I had surgery in February and lost my

job in May.....BUT, we know that things happen for a reason. We are trying

to be strong and endure it all. When doors close, windows open and we truly

live by this......So.....we found a new OB and he has tested me and done

bloodwork. He told me that there is NO reason that Maci should have been

born prematurely. He said that infection should have been detected by my

other OB.....but my OB at the time NEVER did bloodwork or took urine

samples, did blood pressure checks, or anything. So.....that is why it

happened...the infection was never detected........So my new OB has given me

the " green light " to start trying to conceive again. We starting trying in

April.....no luck yet....but I am hoping that I might be pregnant now....I

will know something by June 30th.....hopefully!!!! Keep us in your

prayers....I am subscribing again and I read all the posts each and every

day.......Thanks to all of you for your support during that most difficult

time.......your kindness was much appreciated......

Lots of love

Terri Wilkes

Burnet, Texas

320/180/165 5'9

Age: 37

-140 pounds

LAP RNY was 2.16.01 with Dr. Wongsa in Houston

Hernia repair/gallbladder removal was 2.8.02

Delivered and lost Maci Kay on Dec. 31, 2001

Trying to conceive

Children are a blessing, and a gift from the Lord. -Psalm 127:3

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Oh Terry!

I'm glad to " see " you back here again. I'd wondered what'd happened to you.

I went into pre-term labor not long after you...my daughter was born on

January 5th at 29 weeks.

I'm sending you lots of Preggo vibes.

Blessings,

:o) Jordan's Mommy

( in California)

**I'm baaaack***

Hi everyone,

Not sure if any of you will remember me.....but....I'm Terri from Texas. I

had my LAP RNY in February 2001. During my 6 month post-op time frame, I

found out I was pregant. After being infertile for 8+ years, we were

THRILLED. We do have a 10 year old son, Garrett. My husband, Lonnie, and

I

have been married for 12 years. Anyway, during my 22nd week of pregnancy,

I

unexpectedly went into premature labor. After being admitted to the

hospital, I found out I had a uterine or bladder infection, they were not

sure which......my bag of waters was bulging and I was dilated to a 5

already and was not even aware that I was in labor. My pain was not that

bad.......after being transported to a critical care hospital with a

neonatal unit, my bag of waters broke and I was fully dilated upon arrival

at the new hospital. Within an hour, I had delivered our daughter. She was

tiny, just weighing 15 oz. and she was 11 1/2 inches long. We named her

Maci

Kay. The doctors tried to save her but she was too tiny to survive. She

was

alive when she was born and had a heartbeat but she never drew a

breath.....her lungs were not developed enough........We had her on Dec.

31,

2001. What a New Year's Eve to remember......It's been nearly 6 months

since

that time. We have been thru alot.....I had surgery in February and lost

my

job in May.....BUT, we know that things happen for a reason. We are trying

to be strong and endure it all. When doors close, windows open and we

truly

live by this......So.....we found a new OB and he has tested me and done

bloodwork. He told me that there is NO reason that Maci should have been

born prematurely. He said that infection should have been detected by my

other OB.....but my OB at the time NEVER did bloodwork or took urine

samples, did blood pressure checks, or anything. So.....that is why it

happened...the infection was never detected........So my new OB has given

me

the " green light " to start trying to conceive again. We starting trying in

April.....no luck yet....but I am hoping that I might be pregnant now....I

will know something by June 30th.....hopefully!!!! Keep us in your

prayers....I am subscribing again and I read all the posts each and every

day.......Thanks to all of you for your support during that most difficult

time.......your kindness was much appreciated......

Lots of love

Terri Wilkes

Burnet, Texas

320/180/165 5'9

Age: 37

-140 pounds

LAP RNY was 2.16.01 with Dr. Wongsa in Houston

Hernia repair/gallbladder removal was 2.8.02

Delivered and lost Maci Kay on Dec. 31, 2001

Trying to conceive

Children are a blessing, and a gift from the Lord. -Psalm 127:3

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Terri,

Good luck to you! I know how scary it can be. I am only 4 months post-op and

9 weeks pregnant. But, 4 years ago I lost my full-term baby girl andra

Marie. I was hit by a drunk driver at 39 weeks and Dr.'s failed to diagnose my

lacerated spleen so I nearly died and I lost my baby girl.

God Bless You!

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Terri,

Good luck to you! I know how scary it can be. I am only 4 months post-op and

9 weeks pregnant. But, 4 years ago I lost my full-term baby girl andra

Marie. I was hit by a drunk driver at 39 weeks and Dr.'s failed to diagnose my

lacerated spleen so I nearly died and I lost my baby girl.

God Bless You!

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Terri,

Good luck to you! I know how scary it can be. I am only 4 months post-op and

9 weeks pregnant. But, 4 years ago I lost my full-term baby girl andra

Marie. I was hit by a drunk driver at 39 weeks and Dr.'s failed to diagnose my

lacerated spleen so I nearly died and I lost my baby girl.

God Bless You!

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Terri, I'm glad to see you back, too. Blessings on your attempts!!

Kris

L/T Wilkes wrote:

>Hi everyone,

>Not sure if any of you will remember me.....but....I'm Terri from Texas.

>

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Oh Terri, my heart goes out to you. Best of luck to you ttc. Thoughts and

prayers will be with you.

Open RNY 9/28/00

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edd 12/28/02

**I'm baaaack***

Hi everyone,

Not sure if any of you will remember me.....but....I'm Terri from Texas. I

had my LAP RNY in February 2001. During my 6 month post-op time frame, I

found out I was pregant. After being infertile for 8+ years, we were

THRILLED. We do have a 10 year old son, Garrett. My husband, Lonnie, and I

have been married for 12 years. Anyway, during my 22nd week of pregnancy, I

unexpectedly went into premature labor. After being admitted to the

hospital, I found out I had a uterine or bladder infection, they were not

sure which......my bag of waters was bulging and I was dilated to a 5

already and was not even aware that I was in labor. My pain was not that

bad.......after being transported to a critical care hospital with a

neonatal unit, my bag of waters broke and I was fully dilated upon arrival

at the new hospital. Within an hour, I had delivered our daughter. She was

tiny, just weighing 15 oz. and she was 11 1/2 inches long. We named her Maci

Kay. The doctors tried to save her but she was too tiny to survive. She was

alive when she was born and had a heartbeat but she never drew a

breath.....her lungs were not developed enough........We had her on Dec. 31,

2001. What a New Year's Eve to remember......It's been nearly 6 months since

that time. We have been thru alot.....I had surgery in February and lost my

job in May.....BUT, we know that things happen for a reason. We are trying

to be strong and endure it all. When doors close, windows open and we truly

live by this......So.....we found a new OB and he has tested me and done

bloodwork. He told me that there is NO reason that Maci should have been

born prematurely. He said that infection should have been detected by my

other OB.....but my OB at the time NEVER did bloodwork or took urine

samples, did blood pressure checks, or anything. So.....that is why it

happened...the infection was never detected........So my new OB has given me

the " green light " to start trying to conceive again. We starting trying in

April.....no luck yet....but I am hoping that I might be pregnant now....I

will know something by June 30th.....hopefully!!!! Keep us in your

prayers....I am subscribing again and I read all the posts each and every

day.......Thanks to all of you for your support during that most difficult

time.......your kindness was much appreciated......

Lots of love

Terri Wilkes

Burnet, Texas

320/180/165 5'9

Age: 37

-140 pounds

LAP RNY was 2.16.01 with Dr. Wongsa in Houston

Hernia repair/gallbladder removal was 2.8.02

Delivered and lost Maci Kay on Dec. 31, 2001

Trying to conceive

Children are a blessing, and a gift from the Lord. -Psalm 127:3

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WELCOME BACK!!!! I remember you from the Jan/Feb/Mar group. I had

my surgery in Feb 2001. Congrats on the green light and praying you

are pregnant.

Trina

EDD 9/25

> Hi everyone,

> Not sure if any of you will remember me.....but....I'm Terri from

Texas. I

> had my LAP RNY in February 2001. During my 6 month post-op time

frame, I

> found out I was pregant. After being infertile for 8+ years, we were

> THRILLED. We do have a 10 year old son, Garrett. My husband,

Lonnie, and I

> have been married for 12 years. Anyway, during my 22nd week of

pregnancy, I

> unexpectedly went into premature labor. After being admitted to the

> hospital, I found out I had a uterine or bladder infection, they

were not

> sure which......my bag of waters was bulging and I was dilated to a

5

> already and was not even aware that I was in labor. My pain was not

that

> bad.......after being transported to a critical care hospital with a

> neonatal unit, my bag of waters broke and I was fully dilated upon

arrival

> at the new hospital. Within an hour, I had delivered our daughter.

She was

> tiny, just weighing 15 oz. and she was 11 1/2 inches long. We named

her Maci

> Kay. The doctors tried to save her but she was too tiny to survive.

She was

> alive when she was born and had a heartbeat but she never drew a

> breath.....her lungs were not developed enough........We had her on

Dec. 31,

> 2001. What a New Year's Eve to remember......It's been nearly 6

months since

> that time. We have been thru alot.....I had surgery in February and

lost my

> job in May.....BUT, we know that things happen for a reason. We are

trying

> to be strong and endure it all. When doors close, windows open and

we truly

> live by this......So.....we found a new OB and he has tested me and

done

> bloodwork. He told me that there is NO reason that Maci should have

been

> born prematurely. He said that infection should have been detected

by my

> other OB.....but my OB at the time NEVER did bloodwork or took urine

> samples, did blood pressure checks, or anything. So.....that is why

it

> happened...the infection was never detected........So my new OB has

given me

> the " green light " to start trying to conceive again. We starting

trying in

> April.....no luck yet....but I am hoping that I might be pregnant

now....I

> will know something by June 30th.....hopefully!!!! Keep us in your

> prayers....I am subscribing again and I read all the posts each and

every

> day.......Thanks to all of you for your support during that most

difficult

> time.......your kindness was much appreciated......

>

> Lots of love

> Terri Wilkes

> Burnet, Texas

> 320/180/165 5'9

> Age: 37

> -140 pounds

> LAP RNY was 2.16.01 with Dr. Wongsa in Houston

> Hernia repair/gallbladder removal was 2.8.02

> Delivered and lost Maci Kay on Dec. 31, 2001

> Trying to conceive

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Welcome back Terri!!

Sandi

Mesquite, TX

VSRG 3-13-00

Dr. Bryce @ Pathweigh

highest 350+

date of surgery 3-13-00 257 lbs.

3-13-01 185 lbs.

11-3-01 I am in my goal size 10!!!

11-26-01 OMG I AM PREGNANT!!!!!!!

EDD 7/25/02 BOY!!!!!!

**I'm baaaack***

Hi everyone,

Not sure if any of you will remember me.....but....I'm Terri from Texas. I

had my LAP RNY in February 2001. During my 6 month post-op time frame, I

found out I was pregant. After being infertile for 8+ years, we were

THRILLED. We do have a 10 year old son, Garrett. My husband, Lonnie, and

I

have been married for 12 years. Anyway, during my 22nd week of pregnancy,

I

unexpectedly went into premature labor. After being admitted to the

hospital, I found out I had a uterine or bladder infection, they were not

sure which......my bag of waters was bulging and I was dilated to a 5

already and was not even aware that I was in labor. My pain was not that

bad.......after being transported to a critical care hospital with a

neonatal unit, my bag of waters broke and I was fully dilated upon arrival

at the new hospital. Within an hour, I had delivered our daughter. She was

tiny, just weighing 15 oz. and she was 11 1/2 inches long. We named her

Maci

Kay. The doctors tried to save her but she was too tiny to survive. She

was

alive when she was born and had a heartbeat but she never drew a

breath.....her lungs were not developed enough........We had her on Dec.

31,

2001. What a New Year's Eve to remember......It's been nearly 6 months

since

that time. We have been thru alot.....I had surgery in February and lost

my

job in May.....BUT, we know that things happen for a reason. We are trying

to be strong and endure it all. When doors close, windows open and we

truly

live by this......So.....we found a new OB and he has tested me and done

bloodwork. He told me that there is NO reason that Maci should have been

born prematurely. He said that infection should have been detected by my

other OB.....but my OB at the time NEVER did bloodwork or took urine

samples, did blood pressure checks, or anything. So.....that is why it

happened...the infection was never detected........So my new OB has given

me

the " green light " to start trying to conceive again. We starting trying in

April.....no luck yet....but I am hoping that I might be pregnant now....I

will know something by June 30th.....hopefully!!!! Keep us in your

prayers....I am subscribing again and I read all the posts each and every

day.......Thanks to all of you for your support during that most difficult

time.......your kindness was much appreciated......

Lots of love

Terri Wilkes

Burnet, Texas

320/180/165 5'9

Age: 37

-140 pounds

LAP RNY was 2.16.01 with Dr. Wongsa in Houston

Hernia repair/gallbladder removal was 2.8.02

Delivered and lost Maci Kay on Dec. 31, 2001

Trying to conceive

Children are a blessing, and a gift from the Lord. -Psalm 127:3

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Welcome back Terri! I'm somewhat behind in emails and trying to play catch

up, but I'm glad to see your return!

O

exhausted mom to Kendra Noelle 5-23-02

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