Re: Pumpkin's Pantaloon Package Train
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MeShell
*MeShell briefly crawls out of the corner to give Mom2KS a hug, as well as JulieJolie for sharing her story too* Thank you for everyone's hugs, kind words, and support.
It's still very raw to me and hard to talk about still without wanting to cry. We saw our OBGYN yesterday and are being referred to BC Children's Hospital for another ultrasound and discuss what we're facing. It's nothing life-threatening and it's not even something that feels like "its the end of the world" to me, but still completely devastating to us because you want your baby to be perfect...and just a lot of fear/worry because we know baby will require surgery.
Sigh...
*crawls back into the corner*
Hugs MeShell. I can relate to a certain degree. My pregnancy with alexa was very up and down. Last Valentine's day they told me at emerg that I was having a miscarriage. The pregnancy was done and to just let it run its course. I was referred to the genetics department, where 10 days later, they said "this is the pregnancy and there's the heart beat"...the hospital was wrong and I was still very much pregnant. I had to go for so many tests during the pregnancy, and then at one point, I was also referred to a high risk specialist because they found abnormalities with her tests. Then came the pediatric cardiologist. When she was born, she had major respiratory issues and we were so scared we'd lose her. In the end, she is a happy little girl, but like you say, the uncertainty about what you're facing, and knowing there is something wrong with your baby....so hard.
I was very torn during my pregnancy. When our parents had us, there wasn't the opportunity to know so much about our babies. And I wonder I'd to a certain extent, that was better. Of course, I know it's better to be prepared for the birth and any possible interventions etc, however it's so stressful. I was soooo worried about spina bifida because my best friend since grade 1 was born with it. When we were born though, half of the babies born with this didn't survive, and now most cases can be corrected in utero. Tanya passed away December 20th this past year at the age of 31...extremely unexpected, i was talking to her one day and the next she was on life support. I was on my way in to be with her husband and parents to stop the life support when she passed on her own. Makes me sad. And certain that I'd rather know and be prepared for what's to come than not.
, ow I'm down. Sorry, I don't know if this ramble will make things worse...I just wanted you to know that I completely understand the ups and downs and uncertainty.
Can I come join you all in the corner? I'll bring bunny. And vodka.
Re: Pumpkin's Pantaloon Package Train
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julesie-pie
Ok so still need to catch up on the thread. Had a lovely time with my landlady & owner today, the fun never ends. Anyways I finally have my new phone, yaa! But I suck at technology apparently, how do I download apps? & how do I change my ringtone to something other that the standard phone options. It's a galaxy s 3
Yaaaaahooo! We have the same phone!
Pumpkin's Pantaloon Package Train
Soooo.... What's for dinner?