Hi, I have a small question. In 2003 I got pregnant and my pregnancy was normal. At 37 weeks I did not feel my baby move at all, so I did everything in the book to motivate her to move, but nothing. I went to the hospital and they could not find her heart beat. It was the wrost thing I have ever been through. After getting better and when I stopped being depressed I got pregnant with my second child at 5 months after my loss. I was really closed monitored. He was born at 37 1/2 weeks. In march 2007 my partner and I planned to get pregnant again, but after 2 weeks of finding out we were pregnant I had a miscarriage. I did not wait to get a period again and decided to try again and got pregnant again the next month. Everything was perfect. At 20 weeks the ultrasound showed it was a girl. At 32 weeks I went in to the hospital because I was having contractions. In a few contractions the baby's heartrate when down, so they did an ultrasound that lasted for ever. They checked the cord, the fluid, everything. At 36 weeks I did not feel any movement so my heart started to fear the wrost. I walked, ate, laid in bed for long time and nothing. I went to the hospital, I was so nervous that my heart rate was so elevated that they thought I was ill. They did not find her heart rate and they did two different ultrasounds, but she was gone. With my first girl they did an aptopsy and tests but everything came back normal. At the beginning we thought it was going to be the same. When I delivered her, her cord was so twisted that it was amazing that she survived to 36 weeks. We want to try to get pregnant again in a year because now I am still suffering my loss, since it just happened 7 weeks ago and my body needs to get back to prepregnancy status. I really want to deliver my future pregnancy at 36 weeks, but I do not know if it is risky. At my 6 week check up my midwife and I talked about it, but it seemed she did not agree with me. I know that the causes are different, but my heart will be at rest if I knew I will deliver before 36 weeks, especially if I find out it is a girl. Should I see a specialist or what do I do.