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Q: Not Sure What's Happening, Need to Talk

asked by: MAL3430 on December 21st, 2005

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So here's my story - short version! I went into my Dr. 1month ago today because of some spotting (not normal for me) wound up I was preg. (a very welcomed addition!) but only around 1-2weeks - hcg levels rising normally ect.. Now-6-7weeks, I started spotting again, really lightly, pinkish and only when I wipe - but not everytime (sorry if tmi). Called the doc. And waiting now for them to get back to me. Stuck here at work, as the dh has our 1 vehical - and of course he forgot his cell phone today -

if anyone has gone thru this, or just has some words of encourgement please - I could really use them now

scared to death
michelle

Replies(2)

jessesgirl

replied on December 21st, 2005

Extremely eHealthy

Sorry I don't have any advice to offer. I just wanted you to know that I know what it's like to have to wait.
I'm driving myself up the wall over here. I think I may be pregnant, but i'm not suppose to start my period for another week. My husband's at work and i'm just sitting here waiting for something to happen. It's a terrible waiting game. I need to find something to do or clean before I go nuts! Lol
i hope everything is okay with you. Good luck!

fatfamily02

replied on December 21st, 2005

Extremely eHealthy

From what I hear on here---spotting has become very common in early pregnancy.

These women talk of it all the time.

Miscarriage is never just spotting--so I hope that helps. (especially only when you wipe.)

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