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  1. 24/4/08 17:47

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    Kirsti18

    I know exactly what you mean.Im now 16+3 weeks pregnant but still terrified even thou at the 12 week scan everything was fine.I had a stillbirth at 32 weeks last november so im not sure if im ever going to relax about this pregnancy.Im not as excited as I was with my 1st pregnancy but i get days were I am excited so I make the most of them.

    Good Luck with your pregnancy and im sure everything will be fine.

    Take Care Kirsti

    If you ever want to chat just message me!

  2. 21/4/08 15:30

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    mummy-of-a-angel-

    hey,, i just wanted to say you a perfectly entitled to woory about this preg and want to try not to get to attached! im 22+5 weeks and i still worry about everything! i lost my 1st at 19+6weeks wen i went nto prem labor due 2 a incomplete cervix! iv had a stich this time and everything is so far sogood! but i still worry and try to put things of abit! all i can say babe is try to relax a little and thik of the possitives to havig a angel baby not the negs! least ur babas got sme1 extra speical to look after him/her! all the best hope i help a lil luv clare xxxxxx

  3. 20/4/08 21:47

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    cheekychew

    I had a mmc end of September at 10 weeks and concieved again November and am now 22+6 but still worry something will go wrong. All scans etc have been fine but I feel myself holding back with this baby as the mental pain with my last one was unbearable.  I do love my pink bump to bits but am a bit down at the moment as I was due on 22nd April.

    Good luck and baby glue to you all xxx

  4. 20/4/08 10:14

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    shefieldlaura

    thanks Vicki - Im seeing a counsellor every two weeks myself - I can speak to her about it this week!

    love Laura x

  5. 19/4/08 21:54

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    HugVixxi1979

    Hey Hun!

    I have been feeling the exact same feeling.  I am now 14 weeks and had a perfect 12 week scan.  It is totally natural to feel like this, although it doesn't always feel like it.  I have good days and I have wobbles too.  Now, I'm feeling pretty confident everything will be just fine, although the thought of my lost bean is always there,  I need to be strong and focus on the positives.

    My counsellor told me that our minds go in to some sort of defense mode once we've suffered a loss.  It's our way of mentally preparing ourselves for worst case scenarios.

    My word I am beginning to sound like my counsellor

    I hope you will be feeling more confident soon.  I'm sure this time evrything will be just fine xxxxx

    Vicki

  6. 17/4/08 09:47

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    BabyGlueshefieldlaura

    thanks girls - I think the main thing I feel is a little guilty, as I feel like I cant love this baby as much as I did Eric!  and thats not this babies fault - it is here right now and deserves the same love its big brother got!  right, im going to try and stop mordling and focus on my little peanut x

  7. 17/4/08 09:09

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    em0106

    Hi i feel the same im now 5+2 and feeling the same as i did when i mc last year.  I want to be excited but dont know if i could cope if it happened again.  I think anyone who has suffered a loss will feel the same way you do xx

  8. 17/4/08 09:03

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    BabyGlueMC79

    HI Laura

    I understand what you are saying.  I think it is normal what you are feeling, and is only natural to be a bit scared.  I found exactly the same in the due in forums but I think it is because many of them have never lost a baby before so do not have that fear.  TBH when I was pg with my DS I didn't think once about loosing the baby whereas this time I worried for the first 13 weeks until I had dating scan and then still worry now about the what if's.  I found it difficult to post on alot of the threads in the due in board and still do a bit now.  I also found that there were alot of ladies who sadly lost there babies, as selfish as I know it is I found it hard to read and post on those threads as it made me worry more (does that make sense).

    As for bonding with your bubs I don't think you will have any problem, I think at the moment you are just holding back a bit.  Try and relax, I know it is easier said than done.  Once your hormones kick in you will start to feel more and more pg.  I thought I had escape morning sicknes then it hit me big time at about 7 weeks.

    I'm here if you want a chat sweetie.

    LOL

    Leah

  9. 17/4/08 08:40

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    shefieldlaura

    Hi all

    I am 5+1 and as happy as I am to have conceived, I wish I could be as excited as some of the other girls in the Due in December thread.  They are already talking aboiut buying baby things, and prams etc - at like 7 weeks   I wish I could feel remotely sure this baby will be ok, but I cant.  I keep imagining going for the scan at 12 weeks and being told the baby had stopped growing again like my Eric did last year.  I suppose Ive had 6 days of just being so relieved that we concieved that its only just hitting home what could lie ahead.  I know its all out of my hands.

    Does anyone else feel like this?  Less excited than the first pregnancy?  I dont think its fair to this baby - its here right now, and I should love it the same as I did Eric, but Im finding it really hard at the moment, almost keep trying to forget its there.

      Laura xx

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