A year of images. You can see the many U/S images early on. Leading to what looked like a "normal" pregnancy. Then to the hospital and out again. Then comes the little boy.
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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)
2 comments:
oh. my. god. That's amazing! I love the belly shots progression & then *boom* here's D! He is one crazy photogenic baby.
Thanks for the tips on teething - she's all about semi-frozen washcloths right now. That & her paci that I keep in the fridge! She's a very 'want to suck' kind of baby. She was up twice last night which stunk, but only once in 11 hours the night before. It's so hit or miss- but good to know we're not alone!
oh- and yet another side note- I am going to be volunteering as receptionist at the barefoot clinic on thursday mornings now- I'm still jobless & can't get paid which works out for everyone, but I can use som non-mommy time every now & then, haha!
I loved to see this. Took me down memory lane. What a year, huh?
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