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Q: Well I Miscarried Anyway.....................twins

asked by: mum??? on March 29th, 2006

Experienced User

Well I was in so much pain last night and bleeding so heavily that my mum,partner and grandma rushed me to the ward...They did an emergency internal exam and she said that my cervix was still closed but I am bleeding moderatly so they wanted to keep me in...Me and mum stayed the night and when I woke I went the toilet and I bled so much my mum had to rush for the nurse...There I was sat on the toilet while a nurse cuddled me and my mum rubbed my knees,its there and then that I pushed out my 6-7weeks baby...I miscariaged,its now all over.I was aloowed home 2hours later...I went bk to my granparents house to c my grandad with my grandma,mum and rob my partner and another 2hours later I miscarried the 2nd...It was going to be twins and we didnt even no...They did say they wanted me bk in a week to give me a pregnancy test to c if that might happen...(miscarry one and keep the other)but nope it came out anyway...Oh well...I no this sounds very bad but I have gone through so much pain and bleeding I am a little relieved that its now all over.As they said I was actualy contracting as though I was giving birth and I had to end up pushing them out...We can try again in 2months...Heres hoping...Fingers crossed for us eh????????

Replies(9)

fatfamily02

replied on March 29th, 2006

Extremely eHealthy

I am so sorry---.God bless you forever.

I miscarried 6 all together---to get the 3 I now have. I cannot say I know how you feel because everyone is different. But for me it was a really hard time, and when I realized I was pregnant again--i had 'new hope' every single time. .God is with you right now, and .He knows your pain. He is your comforter.

mum???

replied on March 29th, 2006

Experienced User

Thank u so much fatfamily............God bless :cry:

Eyes Wide Shut

replied on March 29th, 2006

Especially eHealthy

I'm soo sorry to hear that. If you are up to it, they say the immedietly after a miscarriage or birth, a person is the most fertile. I would highly suggest trying soon!!

It's going to be very hard and emotional, but in the long run it'll be worth it all!!

Good .Luck and I hope you get the results you want!!

Sarah

Sunflower_pie81

replied on March 29th, 2006

Extremely eHealthy

I am really sorry to hear bout your mc. I wish you the best of luck with trying again. Rest for now, let your body heal.

God bless you

mum???

replied on March 31st, 2006

Experienced User

I would love to try now but because it was such a brutal miscarriage im not even supposed to have sex now,and apparently have to wait for two months or at least until I stop bleeding due to the miscarriage,then have a proper period then we can try again. :cry:

Bridget

replied on March 31st, 2006

Especially eHealthy

Um... I'm not trying to be rude but in another thread (which I didn't want to bring this up in because it was someone else's thread) you said each baby was half the size of your fist? And you were only 6-7 weeks along? At 6-7 weeks the baby is the size of a grain of rice. I guess i'm just confused...

mum???

replied on March 31st, 2006

Experienced User

Thats what I passed..Y would I lie about that..Gods sake.

mum???

replied on March 31st, 2006

Experienced User

Something as traumatic as that...Y???Im very iregular and as they never saw my babies on scans they dnt exactly no my weeks,it was my first pregnancy...My nurse said they could have between 7-8.

Lilypad

replied on May 8th, 2006

Extremely eHealthy

So sorry for your losses. I lost my last pregnancy at five months. It is such a sad time, and I just want yo0u to know you are not alone.

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