by Dudders » Thu Jun 05, 2014 6:58 pm
Blossom, great news on the scan! What's your next milestone now?
Amber, I have to say I envy you at 10 weeks - if we ever get that far it will be a massive step for us. I'd really quite like to go to sleep and skip to the point where baby is kicking just so I know it's there! So when will you be seeing the midwife next week? And have they at least booked your nuchal scan?
In my area Jaffa, you register your pregnancy with the GP and they give a referral to the midwife who then calls you to arrange your booking in appointment. They'll give you all the contacts then. If you have any worries in the meantime just google your community midwives office - usually located in one of the big hospitals.
Hope you're ok Anilav.
AFM, well halfway to my next scan and clinging on to my sanity ... Just! Another maternity notes folder for the collection today. I didn't really want to take it and although the GP was sympathetic it was obviously far too complicated to just let me collect it later on! I got what felt a bit like a sales pitch encouraging me to go to the John Radcliffe at Oxford, and I have to admit although it's a bit of a pain, the facilities should be far superior. Doctor was actually very understanding and helpful though so it wasn't too bad. I'd still rather not think about that side of things yet though!
Hope everyone is coping ok xx
Me 37 - Hubby 34 - married and began ttc August 2011
7/6/12 diagnosed with PCOS
Various unresponsive Clomid cycles, ovarian drilling, a couple of natural ovulations, a suspected pregnancy and back to Clomid which still doesn't work!
2013 - the year of IVF - resulting in a heterotopic pregnancy and the loss of our beautiful babies at 10 weeks (and my tube)