I had a whirl wind of a day. After my ultrasound, I was immediately sent for blood work and an appointment with my Doctor (who squeezed me in). The ultrasound showed a collapsed sac with no embryo. (I should mention that my bleeding finally stopped on Sunday.) My blood work showed that the pregnancy hormone had decreased dramatically. The diagnosis: Miscarriage. I will have to have my blood checked in one month to make sure the pregnancy hormone goes back to zero. As for what's left, they think it will all come out in my next cycle (period). If I start having heavy bleeding that does not stop, I will need to go back in. Otherwise, I am to wait through two cycles before trying again. As for how I am doing emotionally, I'm doing all right. I have mentally prepared for this for a couple of weeks now. With how much I was bleeding, I knew it was inevitable. I am extremely thankful for my friends here for taking care of my kids and giving me big hugs and for the dinners last week. I really appreciate all my friends and family (near and far) and for all of your well wishes. I truly am blessed.
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oh Karen! I am so sorry. I am so sad for you. I really admire your attitude about it.
uhhhg, Karen, I am SO SORRY!! I was hoping so badly that everything would be fine!! I will pray that in two months time you will find yourself with a VERY sticky little bean!! Let me know if you need anything...you know I'd LOVE to come to Washington to get it for you!!:)
Oh Karen, I am so sorry too. I'm really glad you're doing well. I wish there was something I could do. Just know that I love you and I will keep you in my prayers for that "sticky bean". (Nice analogy!)
So sorry to hear. What a horrible thing to have to wait it out so long. You do have such a great attitude and I look forward to hearing exciting news in the future. :)
Karen - our love and prayers are with you and your family.
That's a real bummer. It's times like this that make you grateful that you know that everything happens for a reason-even if we don't understand it
I'm so sorry. Hope you are feeling better.
Karen, I'm sorry you have had to endure this trial. I'm sure the Lord is hugging you tight. Jeez louise, wouldn't it be nice to know why all these crazy things happen to us in this life? Thanks to those of you taking care of 'Mr Ray' for us. Hugs from down here.
Oh Karen, I'm so sorry. Really, what an emotional ordeal, not to mention physical. Like Amy said, it's nice to know there is a plan when things like this happen.
I haven't been blog reading for a while, so I feel bad that I didn't know. Miscarriages can be so sad and confusing. I'm sorry this happened to you. You are such a great mom and I know that you will be blessed with another when the time is right.
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