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Re: miscarriage of one twinFrom: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)Thu Apr 17 14:02:02 2008
At Wed, 5 Nov 2003, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote: > >I am in the same boat as you. I am 14 weeks pregnant. Last Sunday >morning I woke up only to realize I was bleeding. I did notice tissue >in the blood along with clots. I immediately went to the emergency room >to be told I was probably having a miscarriage. He checked my cervix >and said it was fully closed but the uterus was measuring pretty small. >An ultrasound found that the baby was at 10 weeks gestation and there >was an extra sac in the uterus. He told me there was probably a twin >that didn't make it. He was very casual with this information as if it >would make no difference to me. Later the nurse told me that yes almost >100% there was a twin that I miscarried that morning. Now there are >more tests to be done and more ultrasounds for this baby. I know how >you are feeling. Glad that one is there and alive yet empty that you >lost one. I see items for twins and I get very sad thinking of how it >should have been. I am sure that God has his reasoning, maybe there was >a problem with one that was affecting the growth of the other. We will >never know exactly why this has happened to us but it is nice to know >that there are others there who know what you are going through. I wish >you the best. > >A > >t Sun, 13 Jul 2003, EndoVictim wrote: >> >>Hi, I was reading back in the posts - haven't been here in quite awhile. >>I noticed no one answered your post. I have had a miscarriage, but it >>wasn't a twin. And, first I want to give you my condolences for your >>loss. Even though you have the joy of one child, it's still hard to >>lose the other. But, I do want to say, that yes it is possible. My >>neice WAS a twin. But, the other twin died in the first few months. My >>sister had some spotting...doctor tried to tell her that the baby had >>died (they only seen one baby the entire time). My sister almost went >>through the entire D&C process when my WISE aunt told her to get a >>second opinion. They charted the growth of the baby for 2 weeks. >>And...of course, the baby grew. They never figured out what was wrong >>until my sister gave birth. The stillborn twin came out after my >>niece....quite a shock to us all....especially my sister. >> >>I am glad though, that you didn't lose both of your children. And >>congrats on the baby!!!! >> >>Much love, >> >>Susan >> >>At Tue, 8 Jul 2003, anonymous wrote: >>> >>>Iwas 7weeks preg. when I had my first internal ultrasound it showed one >>>baby I then had some spotting around 8 weeks and went in the next day >>>for a full ultrasound internal and external and was told that the >>>bleeding was not baby related then at 10 weeks I began bleeding and had >>>a miscarriage which my husband had looked at and we took it the next day >>>to my dr. he said yes it was a miscarriage it was everything sack and >>>all he would not even have to do an exam.(May 8) then I lost my belly >>>and was back in my regular size shorts and in about two weeks I was >>>rapidly putting a belly back on and was back in preg. shorts. I >>>thought I had conceived again I took a home preg. test and it was >>>positive July 7th I went to see my dr. and he did an internal >>>ultrasound and said big baby let's look from the outside and was amazed >>>and dumbfounded to see a 19 week fetus he had never seen this is this a >>>miracle or what? what about the mucus plug?
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