Re: Anterior placenta (preg and m/c ment)

[Guest guest]

Hi tte,

I have a left UU and had an anterior placenta with my daughter. I did not

ever really feel any big movements. Every once in a while there would a big

thump, but I don't think I ever felt the kind of movements most people talk

about. I did not even know for sure I was feeling movement at all until

22-24 weeks.

I know exactly how you feel. My baby is from an FET and it took us 12 years

and 4 IVF's. I think it's perfectly normal to feel very anxious, I know I

did. It ended up that I had a relatively easy pg, but I never really could

relax about it since we went thru so much before.

I have no great words of wisdom - but make sure your Dr is aware of your

feelings and is willing to do whatever is needed to ease your fears.

Best of luck to you

R.

UU

mommy to Paxtyn 8/8/03

Anterior placenta (preg and m/c ment)

> Hi

>

> I am wondering if anyone can help me. I am 24 weeks pregnant with

anterior (on front wall) placenta. The doctors told me I wouldn't feel

the baby move very much because of this. Has anyone else had this and if so

what should I be expecting to feel (or not at the case may be). I do feel

him move a little bit but only in certain spots; like the top of my navel

and to the side. I am BU and he is in the left horn so I have felt

absolutely nothing on my right side as yet but I think that is only to be

expected.

>

> I am so paranoid with this pregnancy, it is no fun at all! I just hope he

is going to be ok and doesn't come too early. Is it normal to feel so

anxious and terrified all the time!! I rang a pregnancy helpline yesterday

as I was having an anxiety attack. I see my doctor tomorrow so will speak

to him about it; maybe he will have some advice for me to help me try to

remain calm. It took me two years on IVF to achieve this pregnancy and I

have had a rough time of it so far.

>

> thanks for any help

>

> tte

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> 24 weeks preg left horn

> 1 mc Oct 2001

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[Guest guest]

Hi tte,

I have a left UU and had an anterior placenta with my daughter. I did not

ever really feel any big movements. Every once in a while there would a big

thump, but I don't think I ever felt the kind of movements most people talk

about. I did not even know for sure I was feeling movement at all until

22-24 weeks.

I know exactly how you feel. My baby is from an FET and it took us 12 years

and 4 IVF's. I think it's perfectly normal to feel very anxious, I know I

did. It ended up that I had a relatively easy pg, but I never really could

relax about it since we went thru so much before.

I have no great words of wisdom - but make sure your Dr is aware of your

feelings and is willing to do whatever is needed to ease your fears.

Best of luck to you

R.

UU

mommy to Paxtyn 8/8/03

Anterior placenta (preg and m/c ment)

> Hi

>

> I am wondering if anyone can help me. I am 24 weeks pregnant with

anterior (on front wall) placenta. The doctors told me I wouldn't feel

the baby move very much because of this. Has anyone else had this and if so

what should I be expecting to feel (or not at the case may be). I do feel

him move a little bit but only in certain spots; like the top of my navel

and to the side. I am BU and he is in the left horn so I have felt

absolutely nothing on my right side as yet but I think that is only to be

expected.

>

> I am so paranoid with this pregnancy, it is no fun at all! I just hope he

is going to be ok and doesn't come too early. Is it normal to feel so

anxious and terrified all the time!! I rang a pregnancy helpline yesterday

as I was having an anxiety attack. I see my doctor tomorrow so will speak

to him about it; maybe he will have some advice for me to help me try to

remain calm. It took me two years on IVF to achieve this pregnancy and I

have had a rough time of it so far.

>

> thanks for any help

>

> tte

> 37

> BU bicollis

> 24 weeks preg left horn

> 1 mc Oct 2001

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[Guest guest]

Hi tte,

I have a left UU and had an anterior placenta with my daughter. I did not

ever really feel any big movements. Every once in a while there would a big

thump, but I don't think I ever felt the kind of movements most people talk

about. I did not even know for sure I was feeling movement at all until

22-24 weeks.

I know exactly how you feel. My baby is from an FET and it took us 12 years

and 4 IVF's. I think it's perfectly normal to feel very anxious, I know I

did. It ended up that I had a relatively easy pg, but I never really could

relax about it since we went thru so much before.

I have no great words of wisdom - but make sure your Dr is aware of your

feelings and is willing to do whatever is needed to ease your fears.

Best of luck to you

R.

UU

mommy to Paxtyn 8/8/03

Anterior placenta (preg and m/c ment)

> Hi

>

> I am wondering if anyone can help me. I am 24 weeks pregnant with

anterior (on front wall) placenta. The doctors told me I wouldn't feel

the baby move very much because of this. Has anyone else had this and if so

what should I be expecting to feel (or not at the case may be). I do feel

him move a little bit but only in certain spots; like the top of my navel

and to the side. I am BU and he is in the left horn so I have felt

absolutely nothing on my right side as yet but I think that is only to be

expected.

>

> I am so paranoid with this pregnancy, it is no fun at all! I just hope he

is going to be ok and doesn't come too early. Is it normal to feel so

anxious and terrified all the time!! I rang a pregnancy helpline yesterday

as I was having an anxiety attack. I see my doctor tomorrow so will speak

to him about it; maybe he will have some advice for me to help me try to

remain calm. It took me two years on IVF to achieve this pregnancy and I

have had a rough time of it so far.

>

> thanks for any help

>

> tte

> 37

> BU bicollis

> 24 weeks preg left horn

> 1 mc Oct 2001

>

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