Fisrt Ultrasound ...& Found Out the Baby Had No Heartbe Posted: 12-04-06 02:06am
What was suppose to be the most joyful
moment turned out to be the most hurtful
moment/minutes of my whole entire life!!!
I was only eights week pregnant and it was
my first ultrasound and my baby heartbeat
had stop beating 1 week ago... Now if
this wasnt hard enough I was sent home to
have a natural misscarriage!!! Is this
standard procedure??? How often does this
happen? Or should I go with the dnc
procedure what are the effects of a dnc???
This has been the most horrific
experience ive ever had to encounter...
This was my first pregnancy.... And
probably the last I dont think I can/will
ever do this again!!!!!
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Moo
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Posted: 12-04-06 06:56am
I'm so sorry to hear about this. Whether
or not to have a d&c is a decision
entirely personal to you. I had my
miscarriage 'induced' and the experience
was horrific and painful. There are pros
and cons to each. Of course there are
some risks with a surgical procedure but
you have the benefit of being 'asleep' and
not actually being aware when you pass.
I hope you find a solution for you
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Re: Fisrt Ultrasound ...& Found Out the Baby Had No Hea Posted: 12-04-06 07:39am
dragonf1y
wrote:
what was suppose to be the
most joyful moment turned out to be the
most hurtful moment/minutes of my whole
entire life!!! I was only eights week
pregnant and it was my first ultrasound
and my baby heartbeat had stop beating 1
week ago... Now if this wasnt hard
enough I was sent home to have a natural
misscarriage!!! Is this standard
procedure??? How often does this happen?
Or should I go with the dnc procedure
what are the effects of a dnc??? This
has been the most horrific experience ive
ever had to encounter... This was my
first pregnancy.... And probably the
last I dont think I can/will ever do this
again!!!!!
your baby was just a
tiny little bean and I don't think you
need a dnc for that.Your boy will naturlly
pass it.If you want another opinion and
don't think what your doc said was right,
you should call another doctor.
Re: Fisrt Ultrasound ...& Found Out the Baby Had No Hea Posted: 12-04-06 08:34am
dragonf1y
wrote:
what was suppose to be the
most joyful moment turned out to be the
most hurtful moment/minutes of my whole
entire life!!! I was only eights week
pregnant and it was my first ultrasound
and my baby heartbeat had stop beating 1
week ago... Now if this wasnt hard
enough I was sent home to have a natural
misscarriage!!! Is this standard
procedure??? How often does this happen?
Or should I go with the dnc procedure
what are the effects of a dnc??? This
has been the most horrific experience ive
ever had to encounter... This was my
first pregnancy.... And probably the
last I dont think I can/will ever do this
again!!!!!
oh sweetie, i'm so sorry you're going
through this! Your heart is broken, and
with time, will heal. Just don't blame
yourself. Sometimes, things just
happen.
I experienced a m/c personally last year.
I found out the same way you did. I know
what you are going through.
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