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Q: So Sad Over Loss of Twins
asked by: Anonymous on September 18th, 2006
Hi,
i feel like I am so alone. My husband is wonderful but I feel like I just want to runaway because I feel so much pain right now. I was trying to conceive for 3 years when all of a sudden I took a test and it came back positive. We were so happy. I went to the doctors thinking I was about 8-9 weeks along. He confirmed that my uterus was measuring that but wanted me to get an ultrasound to confirm expected due date . So I did. To our surprise we were told that there were 2 sacs. But I was only measuring 6 weeks 1 day. Both had a heartbeat. One was 133 but the other ones little heart was beating real slow and she could not get a reading. She advised me that the Dr. Will want another sonogram in 2 weeks . Those 2 weeks went so slow but I was thinking positive even after reading bad things about slow heartbeats. I prayed constantly for my little baby with the slow heart. Well my sonogram day finally arrived and I was so nervous. I knew something was wrong when she was not saying anything and then the news came out of her mouth... She saw neither heartbeat now. My babies were gone. They quit growing right after my last sonogram. I had no bleeding or anything. Just cramps which I was told was perfectly normal. I am in such a depression that I cant get out of. I cant do anything. I just want to cry all day. I know that I should be happy that it happened early but it still doesnt take away the pain.
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sandyallen
replied on September 18th, 2006
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I am so very sorry to hear about the loss of your twins! I have had two miscarriages and problems with 2 other pregnancies where I had to get rid of them as they were dying, I wanted to give up in a way but yet I wanted to keep trying to be positive, well I did quit trying and that is when I ended up getting pregnant and a couple of years later I had another one, now they are both grown and on their own and are doing great!
Have you and your hubby both have physicals or did they have any answers to why you lost them, you don't have to answer if you do not want to but I know that sometimes it helps to talk about it. I know that a lot of times that 1st pregnancies do in up in a miscarriage, unfortunately.
I do wish you the best and if you decide to become pregnant again, I hope your pregnancy will be more positive for you both! We are here for you!
Big hugs!
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Cassandra030506
replied on October 6th, 2006
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I'm so sorry, I had tears reading this. It's horrible to loose one, but two, I hope you and your husband dont give up, I hope you keep trying and are able once more.
I'll pray for you both.
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dianadamatta
replied on June 22nd, 2009
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I am so sorry for you. I recently went through something of the sort. I was 16 weeks and I was given the choice of a D & C or some pills to make me miscarry because I had a blighted ovum. I knew I was pregnant almost immediately and was so excited about ultrasounds bloodwork the whole shebang. At 31 I knew it was time for my husband and I to have a new addition to our family. To get the news as you did is horrifying and left me feeling empty and alone. I still hurt and have no idea if the pain ever eases. I wonder how my husband never cries or speaks about our baby at all. maybe that is the way he copes. I for some reason thought i was hurting more than anyone could imagine until i read this. I understand not wanting to get out of bed, and wanting to sleep and cry. i wish i knew how to grieve properly. My husband wants to try again but Im terrified. So thank you very much for sharing your pain as i got some comfort. I will be praying for you and your family, Diana
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