Perma-bedhead, sour-puss... Enjoying the strong winds of Tropical Storm Hanna. Breezes rock.
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Miscarriage, Uterine Anomalies, Preterm Labor, Incompetent Cervix, lots of Bedrest and finally a Baby.
History
- March 2007 - Start TTC
- May 20 - BFP
- June 1 - m/c naturally. Diagnosed with Bicornuate Uterus.
- July 31 - BFP
- August 28 - m/c (Fetal Demise - no heartbeat)
- September 7 - D&E
- September 13 - d/x "recurrent loss"
- October 16 - MRI
- October 23 - MRI report reveals correct dignosis of a Uternine Septum!!
- November 14 - Septum resected via Lap/Hyst
- November 27 - "Habitual Aborter" tag slapped on me!
- December-January 2008 cycle - Standard IF work-up complete (hormones, ovulation, endo biopsy and bloodwork) All Clear.
- Clear to TTC again
- Feb. 25, 2008 - BFP
- Preterm Labor and Incompetent Cervic at 23.5 weeks
- 14 weeks Bedrest
- Dec.1, 2008 - Healthy Baby Boy!
- And now, figuring out how to be a parent
- BFP - March 2010
- May 2010 - Vaginal Cerclage placed
- June 18, 2010 - Start P17 shots
- It's a girl!
Blogs
- I find myself a mother
- Gas Passer aka UU'er
- What Makes Us Stronger
- Bedrest and Bologna Sandwiches
- Sacred and Scarred
- Jenn-e-fursoasis
- Here we go again
- The Young and the Infertile
- New Year New Ute
- Flotsam
- On the Worng Side of the Statistics
- Our Second Chance
- Lifes Little Surprises
- One Out of Six
- Life In a Holding Pattern
- My Face Tube
- Where's my belly?
- Coming 2 Terms
- We are what we repeatedly do
- The Trial of Labor
- Stirrup Queens and Sperm Palace Jesters
- Love Will Tear Us Apart
- Lost and Found
- Scarred Bellybutton
- Stop the World I want to get off (SU)
- Maybe Baby
- The Road Less Traveled
- Hell and Highwater
- Are we there yet?
- The Liminal Universe
- the Stirrup Queen's Completely Anal List of Blogs That Proves That She Really Missed Her Calling as a Personal Organizer
Links
- MA Clearinghouse developed by women with MA's
- Mullerian Anomalies Support
- MA's Explained
- Mourning My Miscarriage by Peggy Orenstein
- Peggy Oenstein talks on NPR
- Compassion lacking for women who miscarry
- Bicornuate or Septate?
- Uterine Anomalies Affecting Fertility
- Frequency of Uterine Malformations in a Restricted Gene Pool Community
- (PDF) Clinical Implications of Uterine Malformations and Hysteroscopic treatment results
- Images of Bicornuate Uteri
- The Danger of Flying Crockery (about pregancy announcements)
Archive
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2008
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September
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- Outcomes for preemies
- Show and Tell - Sept. 28, 2008
- Weekend update
- Crowded house
- T, T, Letter T, What begins with T?
- Bedrest and childbirth education
- Everything is Misc.
- When sanity eludes me.
- Home sweet home
- Breaking free
- Adventures in the wheelchair
- Bed Rest | Weight Loss
- Week Three - Hospital Bedrest
- The Crappiest of Crappy Days
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September
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7 comments:
Only if you'd consider yourself one of the cutest sour-puss's I've ever seen. I love the pic. :) Did you feel like you were an escapee? Hang in there girl. We're all praying for you.
I'm glad you got a chance to catch some breeze outside - even if it was from a crummy wheelchair. I know you're not feeling good - but I still love seeing your photo. It makes me smile! Lots of hugs there girl!
aw- you just look so happy... ;o)
Hang in there hon!
i am so jealous that you are able to suck in fresh air! they never let me out of my room! i knwo i know- what you wouldn't give to be home in your own space. its not easy...but look how far you have come missy!
cant help but giggle at that priceless expression though!
This is a great image M. Your expression will speak to you for so many years to come! As much as I know you would like to be home....I am am really enjoying reading your new found appreciations, like a breeze. It reminds me to remember those little perks in my day.
Hang in there and keep ticking those milestones.
You are totally adorable. Here are some suggestions for weight gain- Carn.Instant Breakfast, Boost, or Benecalorie (330 calories in 3 tablespoons), I work as maternal/child RN, deal w/this issue often. Good Luck, delighted you are home!
Ooooh I hate wheelchairs.
You look as happy as the dude behind you.
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