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My account of pregnancy and loss from the wrong side of the statistics. Words for the hopeful. July 19, 2015. So here I am at 17 weeks. I have not been posting much as I am one of those lucky women who’s ‘morning sickness’ does not magically leave them after the first trimester. Nope…it’s still here. It’s a hell of a lot better, but alas, still here. So how is the bump? It’s now been 7 days since my last vomiting episode – a record for me! Emerging from the fog. June 18, 2015. We had a wonderful sonograp...
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My account of pregnancy and loss from the wrong side of the statistics. Words for the hopeful. Greetings from the 99. Well I never thought I would find myself here. By here I mean two things;. In the blogosphere it feels foreign even writing that word, and. That 1 in 100. Woman who experiences recurrent pregnancy loss RPL for short (I hate that I know that acronym and many others too, don’t get me started! But here I am. And if you are reading this, you’re here too. I’m sorry about that. Liked by 1 person.
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Science Friday: Chromosome errors cause many pregnancies to end before they are even detected | the recurrently hopeful
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My account of pregnancy and loss from the wrong side of the statistics. Words for the hopeful. Science Friday: Chromosome errors cause many pregnancies to end before they are even detected. May 15, 2015. By Rajiv McCoy, PhD candidate in Biology at Stanford University and Dmitri Petrov, Professor of Biology and Associate Chair of the Biology Department at Stanford University. The pregnancy loss iceberg. Larsen et al. BMC Medicine 2013 11:154. 1,054 more words. Houston… We have a heartbeat! Thank you. ...
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17 weeks people! | the recurrently hopeful
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My account of pregnancy and loss from the wrong side of the statistics. Words for the hopeful. July 19, 2015. So here I am at 17 weeks. I have not been posting much as I am one of those lucky women who’s ‘morning sickness’ does not magically leave them after the first trimester. Nope…it’s still here. It’s a hell of a lot better, but alas, still here. So how is the bump? It’s now been 7 days since my last vomiting episode – a record for me! Emerging from the fog. Starting to believe →. Can’t post pi...
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TTC Timewarp | the recurrently hopeful
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My account of pregnancy and loss from the wrong side of the statistics. Words for the hopeful. How its all unfolded (so far);. Bleeding/spotting continues for an eternity. D&C in late May. No spotting feeling much more confident about this one. Gradually starting to convince myself that the first one was bad luck. Pale pink spottingfreak out and go in for a scan. Baby is perfectly fine and is in fact almost 2 weeks ahead of what we thought! So what was that period in June? Made it to 12 weeks! Notify me ...
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N.A.U.S.E.A | the recurrently hopeful
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My account of pregnancy and loss from the wrong side of the statistics. Words for the hopeful. May 5, 2015. Yesterday I had my second scan at 6 weeks 2 days and I am happy to report that all looks good so far. When I arrived for my appointment my initial conversation with Dr. Hope went something like this…. Dr Hope: So how are you feeling this week? Me: Sick, so nauseous, it’s been constant for five days. Dr Hope: That’s fantastic! Me: Groans and offers a very feeble high five. May 5, 2015 at 2:57 am.
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Daily consumption of chocolate reduces miscarriage risk! | the recurrently hopeful
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My account of pregnancy and loss from the wrong side of the statistics. Words for the hopeful. Daily consumption of chocolate reduces miscarriage risk! April 29, 2015. I think it is safe to say that I tend to over-analyse things. Not all things, just things I am worried about. So of course, at 5 weeks 5 days pregnant I find myself analysing everything…and then analysing it again. Perhaps its because I’m a scientist? You can find it here. But who’s got that kinda time right? 8230; Here are the headlines;.
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Emerging from the fog | the recurrently hopeful
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My account of pregnancy and loss from the wrong side of the statistics. Words for the hopeful. Emerging from the fog. June 18, 2015. We had a wonderful sonographer. She explained everything she was seeing and reassured us that everything looked normal. All major organs were located and from what they can tell appear to be growing and functioning as normal. We are also at a very low risk for Down’s Syndrome and the other Trisomy’s they test for. First trimester – you are a jerk! June 18, 2015 at 9:55 pm.
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A dose of reassurance at 5weeks 3days | the recurrently hopeful
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My account of pregnancy and loss from the wrong side of the statistics. Words for the hopeful. A dose of reassurance at 5weeks 3days. April 27, 2015. Today was my first appointment with the lovely doctor who has looked after me throughout my last 3 star-crossed pregnancies. Let’s call him Dr. Hope. When you fall into the category of ‘. RPL sufferer with no known cause. So what is my ‘treatment’ plan? So what did the scan show? Well, at 5 weeks 3 days – not much! But to quote Dr. Hope “. All results and s...
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My Miscarriages | the recurrently hopeful
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My account of pregnancy and loss from the wrong side of the statistics. Words for the hopeful. Below are the stories of my bumpy (or not so. Road to starting a family. Finally my first positive pregnancy test! And there it was, a faint second line! We could not believe it. I had to text a picture of it to a friend (lucky girl) to get another opinion. But it was true I was pregnant and it was confirmed a day or so later by a positive blood test. But all was not well. I had almost continual spotting. A day...
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