: SU & dble cervix (preg, m/c ment)

[Guest guest]

Hi Cyn. Thank you for sharing that with me. I am so sorry for your

loss, that must have been terribly difficult. Good luck ttc!

As for my dx, I guess it is an ongoing quest! haha I am just praying

that this pregnancy stays uneventful. I am 24 weeks now and I am

starting to breathe a little easier...hoping for at least 4-6 weeks

to FLY by.

Thanks again and good luck!

Neal, 35

fused UD?

edd 11-28-03

mom to Peyton, 11-26-01

[Guest guest]

>I just wanted to say thank you for your response. I hope I didn't

>sound insensitive...asking questions about m/c when you have had to

>suffer through them yourself. I am so sorry for your loss, but am

>also so happy for your blessing...little Sol-!

>

You didn't sound insensitive at all.... having Sol- has really helped

me to come to terms with my losses. I am happy to share my experiences and

knowledge here with other women.

<Anyway, in one

>sense, I guess it DOESN " T matter what 'category' I am in, SU or UD or

>BU or whatever, since I HAVE been lucky enough to have one baby and

>one on the way. I just feel like I have to know sometimes for my own

>knowledge.>

Yes, I can defineitely understand that.

>

>By the way, what does it mean when you say that " both cervices

>communicate with both sides of my uterus " ? I have been meaning to

>ask that question for a while.>

It means that both cervices lead to (communicate with) one uterine cavity.

Prior to septum resection, both cervices led to the one cavity that was

divided by the septum (which ran 3/4 the length of my uterus). Now that the

septum has been resected, both cervices lead to the one open cavity. In the

case of UD, the cervices each communicate, or lead to, their own individual

uterus, and don't access the other uterus.

>

>I WAS in Ontario back

>in 2001 before Peyton was born. However, we moved that September to

>Memphis, TN (my husband is the Canadian one, he plays hockey and he

>had signed with a team here).>.

Ahh, he's REALLY Canadian, then - can't get more Canadain than a hockey

player!

>

>Anyway, , I really do appreciate your help and hope all is

>well with you and the baby>

No problem! Yes, things are really great with us and we are enjoying Sol

sooooo much. Take care,

SU resected, bicollis, mom to Sol- 4/14/03

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