Re: 1st trimester looking for other pg MA to obssess with (pg, mc)

[Guest guest]

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you have come to the right place----you will find a lot of support---

In my last prg (ds 6-22-02) I couldnt wait to email this group every

day---I was lucky to have a fellow BUer prg at the same time (Tara) I

was a little ahead, so I went through everything before she did---it

was comforting to have the experiences of those that had made it

through-

I am prg again----8w1d=--they keep changing the due date (kooky

cycles) but now say edd 5-15-04----- I am hoping this prg goes

smoothly---I had some bleeding last week which I did not have with my

first---I will go for another us tomorrow to check on everything ---

had one last Monday after the bleeding started, and saw the heartbeat

etc.... so I am hoping all is fine-

the first was on the right this one is on the left---so its different

in a lot of ways already- The peri really put me at ease---checking

the cervix, and the baby every visit (US)-- why are they giving you

an MRI??????? also why are they already planning a c-section????

Many MA women have vag births (I did) usually depends on baby's

position-

I hope you find some comfort here----If I can help in any way---let

me know---I have been thruogh it once, and it looks like we are neck

and neck on our dates!

J/ BU

[Guest guest]

--- oh yeah, I am also 35--- will be 36 in December--

J/ BU

[Guest guest]

hi

Nice to hear from you. I believe because I had a previous uterine

surgery they are planning the c-section. In my previous preg, which

ended in m/c, a midwife told me she would recommend a c-section and

given midwife's dislike of c-sections, I feel pretty OK with planning

to have one.

They want the MRI for a three dimensional image of my uterus, I think

because the diagnosis of the MA is so vague based on 1980s medical

technology. I mean what the hell is a b/u with rudimentary horn? It

appears to be some weird abortive form of a " regular " MA, if a

regular MA can be said to exist :<) In my medical records they keep

changing how they refer to it.

The fetus seems to be toward the left, while the scar is on the

right, so I'm glad for that.

It is nice to talk to someone who is so close in time to my due date

with such a similar medical condition.

edd 5/13/04

[Guest guest]

Hey ! I was due May 28 of 2003! Cool.

Jill

SU resected

-- In MullerianAnomalies , <kea@c...> wrote:

>

> Hello !

>

> I am also pg today 6w4d and my due is about 28th of may 2004.But we

will

> also make a c-section, I think two week before.

> I have a resected SU and have two cervix.After bleeding 1,5 day at

5w2d I

> had my first u/s at 6w0d and everything is o.k.But I had a short

bleeding in

> the evening on friday and saturday.But not more yet!

> My next appointment is on the 23rd of october, than I will be

9w0d.I have so

> much fear.I hope my little one is doing well.

> , 28,SU resected, bicollis, 6w4d

> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----

> Von: june_6_2003 [mailto:michelle_moravec@h...]

> Gesendet: Montag, 6. Oktober 2003 02:41

> An: MullerianAnomalies

> Betreff: Re: 1st trimester looking for other

pg MA

> to obssess with (pg, mc)

>

>

> hi

>

> Nice to hear from you. I believe because I had a previous uterine

> surgery they are planning the c-section. In my previous preg, which

> ended in m/c, a midwife told me she would recommend a c-section and

> given midwife's dislike of c-sections, I feel pretty OK with

planning

> to have one.

>

> They want the MRI for a three dimensional image of my uterus, I

think

> because the diagnosis of the MA is so vague based on 1980s medical

> technology. I mean what the hell is a b/u with rudimentary horn?

It

> appears to be some weird abortive form of a " regular " MA, if a

> regular MA can be said to exist :<) In my medical records they keep

> changing how they refer to it.

>

> The fetus seems to be toward the left, while the scar is on the

> right, so I'm glad for that.

>

> It is nice to talk to someone who is so close in time to my due date

> with such a similar medical condition.

>

>

> edd 5/13/04

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hey ! I was due May 28 of 2003! Cool.

Jill

SU resected

-- In MullerianAnomalies , <kea@c...> wrote:

>

> Hello !

>

> I am also pg today 6w4d and my due is about 28th of may 2004.But we

will

> also make a c-section, I think two week before.

> I have a resected SU and have two cervix.After bleeding 1,5 day at

5w2d I

> had my first u/s at 6w0d and everything is o.k.But I had a short

bleeding in

> the evening on friday and saturday.But not more yet!

> My next appointment is on the 23rd of october, than I will be

9w0d.I have so

> much fear.I hope my little one is doing well.

> , 28,SU resected, bicollis, 6w4d

> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----

> Von: june_6_2003 [mailto:michelle_moravec@h...]

> Gesendet: Montag, 6. Oktober 2003 02:41

> An: MullerianAnomalies

> Betreff: Re: 1st trimester looking for other

pg MA

> to obssess with (pg, mc)

>

>

> hi

>

> Nice to hear from you. I believe because I had a previous uterine

> surgery they are planning the c-section. In my previous preg, which

> ended in m/c, a midwife told me she would recommend a c-section and

> given midwife's dislike of c-sections, I feel pretty OK with

planning

> to have one.

>

> They want the MRI for a three dimensional image of my uterus, I

think

> because the diagnosis of the MA is so vague based on 1980s medical

> technology. I mean what the hell is a b/u with rudimentary horn?

It

> appears to be some weird abortive form of a " regular " MA, if a

> regular MA can be said to exist :<) In my medical records they keep

> changing how they refer to it.

>

> The fetus seems to be toward the left, while the scar is on the

> right, so I'm glad for that.

>

> It is nice to talk to someone who is so close in time to my due date

> with such a similar medical condition.

>

>

> edd 5/13/04

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi

I know what you mean about the fear. While most women can stop

worrying after the first trimester, we get new and even more scary

worries in the second. I am so afraid of a late m/c around 16-20

weeks. I can't imagine going through all of this to get so close to

viability but still lose the baby. I am so glad to have other women

to talk to.

do you have much morning sickness? I feel like I've had the flu for

6 weeks. I don't throw up too much, but I'm always tired and sick

feeling.

edd 5/13/04 b/u with rudimentary horn removed 8/1984

>

> Hello !

>

> I am also pg today 6w4d and my due is about 28th of may 2004.But we

will

> also make a c-section, I think two week before.

> I have a resected SU and have two cervix.After bleeding 1,5 day at

5w2d I

> had my first u/s at 6w0d and everything is o.k.But I had a short

bleeding in

> the evening on friday and saturday.But not more yet!

> My next appointment is on the 23rd of october, than I will be

9w0d.I have so

> much fear.I hope my little one is doing well.

> , 28,SU resected, bicollis, 6w4d

> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----

> Von: june_6_2003 [mailto:michelle_moravec@h...]

> Gesendet: Montag, 6. Oktober 2003 02:41

> An: MullerianAnomalies

> Betreff: Re: 1st trimester looking for other

pg MA

> to obssess with (pg, mc)

>

>

> hi

>

> Nice to hear from you. I believe because I had a previous uterine

> surgery they are planning the c-section. In my previous preg, which

> ended in m/c, a midwife told me she would recommend a c-section and

> given midwife's dislike of c-sections, I feel pretty OK with

planning

> to have one.

>

> They want the MRI for a three dimensional image of my uterus, I

think

> because the diagnosis of the MA is so vague based on 1980s medical

> technology. I mean what the hell is a b/u with rudimentary horn?

It

> appears to be some weird abortive form of a " regular " MA, if a

> regular MA can be said to exist :<) In my medical records they keep

> changing how they refer to it.

>

> The fetus seems to be toward the left, while the scar is on the

> right, so I'm glad for that.

>

> It is nice to talk to someone who is so close in time to my due date

> with such a similar medical condition.

>

>

> edd 5/13/04

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi

I know what you mean about the fear. While most women can stop

worrying after the first trimester, we get new and even more scary

worries in the second. I am so afraid of a late m/c around 16-20

weeks. I can't imagine going through all of this to get so close to

viability but still lose the baby. I am so glad to have other women

to talk to.

do you have much morning sickness? I feel like I've had the flu for

6 weeks. I don't throw up too much, but I'm always tired and sick

feeling.

edd 5/13/04 b/u with rudimentary horn removed 8/1984

>

> Hello !

>

> I am also pg today 6w4d and my due is about 28th of may 2004.But we

will

> also make a c-section, I think two week before.

> I have a resected SU and have two cervix.After bleeding 1,5 day at

5w2d I

> had my first u/s at 6w0d and everything is o.k.But I had a short

bleeding in

> the evening on friday and saturday.But not more yet!

> My next appointment is on the 23rd of october, than I will be

9w0d.I have so

> much fear.I hope my little one is doing well.

> , 28,SU resected, bicollis, 6w4d

> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----

> Von: june_6_2003 [mailto:michelle_moravec@h...]

> Gesendet: Montag, 6. Oktober 2003 02:41

> An: MullerianAnomalies

> Betreff: Re: 1st trimester looking for other

pg MA

> to obssess with (pg, mc)

>

>

> hi

>

> Nice to hear from you. I believe because I had a previous uterine

> surgery they are planning the c-section. In my previous preg, which

> ended in m/c, a midwife told me she would recommend a c-section and

> given midwife's dislike of c-sections, I feel pretty OK with

planning

> to have one.

>

> They want the MRI for a three dimensional image of my uterus, I

think

> because the diagnosis of the MA is so vague based on 1980s medical

> technology. I mean what the hell is a b/u with rudimentary horn?

It

> appears to be some weird abortive form of a " regular " MA, if a

> regular MA can be said to exist :<) In my medical records they keep

> changing how they refer to it.

>

> The fetus seems to be toward the left, while the scar is on the

> right, so I'm glad for that.

>

> It is nice to talk to someone who is so close in time to my due date

> with such a similar medical condition.

>

>

> edd 5/13/04

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

,

I'm further along than you (25w3d), but I'd be happy to obsess with

you too!

It is nerve-wracking to have to go through all the " normal " worries

of the first trimester only to have new MA-specific worries in the

second tri...

I can tell you, though, looking back, that I feel lucky to have known

about my MA before getting pregnant and having really good medical

care early on. I've had so many ultrasounds that I'm ready to become

a U/S tech myself!

So many of the risks and dangers can be mitigated and prevented with

careful monitoring. I wish you the best of luck and hope that if you

have any questions or concerns, you can find the answers here. This

group is a fantastic resource!

Chris

34, First Pregnancy

BU with Fibroids

Emergency Cerclage at 19 weeks