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Family Forum / Pregnancy / Pregnancy / September 2008Expecting the unexpected...?
I posted here in the years 2003-2005 when I was TTC and suffered 4 MC's, but eventually gave birth to healthy twins after clomid treatment. They are now 3yo. With another 6yo we thought things were complete, but we never really made a decision one way or the other. Now it seems nature has decided for us: this morning I had a positive HPT. Just one unprotected event did it, I feel extremely stupid and am still getting used to the idea. Although I would very much welcome another child, I have to see this through the first trimester before believing in it. Tomorrow I will see my doctor and have blood testing done. I'll ask him for an u/s in week 7 to check for heartbeat. I -- mom to DS (6yo) mom to DS and DD (3yo) guardian of DH (age classified) and one tiny pea in the making >I posted here in the years 2003-2005 when I was TTC and suffered 4 MC's, >but eventually gave birth to healthy twins after clomid treatment. They are [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > Tomorrow I will see my doctor and have blood testing done. I'll ask him > for an u/s in week 7 to check for heartbeat. I remember you! Congratulations! Debbie > Tomorrow I will see my doctor and have blood testing done. I'll ask him > for an u/s in week 7 to check for heartbeat. Wow!! What a surprise! Congrats to you! I remember you, also, as my little one will be three soon and I was hanging out here a lot at that point. :) Joy mom to 2 girls and 2 boys I recognize your name. :) Congratulations! xo Spectre > I posted here in the years 2003-2005 when I was TTC and suffered 4 MC's, > but eventually gave birth to healthy twins after clomid treatment. [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > guardian of DH (age classified) > and one tiny pea in the making >I posted here in the years 2003-2005 when I was TTC and suffered 4 MC's, >but eventually gave birth to healthy twins after clomid treatment. They are [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > guardian of DH (age classified) > and one tiny pea in the making Congrats! I remember you... My DD1 was born shortly after yours were, if I remember correct. > I posted here in the years 2003-2005 when I was TTC and suffered 4 MC's, > but eventually gave birth to healthy twins after clomid treatment. [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > guardian of DH (age classified) > and one tiny pea in the making Congratulations!! I know what you mean about this strange stage though as I also had 4 MC's before having my DD (now 2yo) - it's an odd feeling, you want to get excited, but you don't quite dare... I really hope all goes well for you *hugs* Lucy x > I posted here in the years 2003-2005 when I was TTC and suffered 4 MC's, > but eventually gave birth to healthy twins after clomid treatment. They [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Now it seems nature has decided for us: this morning I had a positive > HPT. Congratulations!! That is so exciting! I have another on-line friend with the same situation and she is having her little boy on Monday :) For some reason I'm having a hard time remembering who you are but I know it will come to me, lol. I've been here since my oldest and he is 9yo now. I have twins too - they are 2.5yo. They are very, very, VERY, TWO, hee hee. -- Nikki, mama to Hunter, Luke, Ben, Brock. > Congratulations!! That is so exciting! I have another on-line friend > with the same situation and she is having her little boy on Monday :) > For some reason I'm having a hard time remembering who you are but I > know it will come to me, lol. I've been here since my oldest and he is > 9yo now. I have twins too - they are 2.5yo. They are very, very, VERY, > TWO, hee hee. I do remember you Nikki! As I recall you got the news of the twins just about when I was moving back from the US to Europe. You may recall my real name: Ilse. But then, if you don't, that's OK :-) Just wanted to wish you strenght and endurance with the twins at this age. It will get better! >> Congratulations!! That is so exciting! I have another on-line friend >> with the same situation and she is having her little boy on Monday :) [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > Just wanted to wish you strenght and endurance with the twins at this > age. It will get better! I remember now!! It came to me last night :) This is a really cute, fun, yet hard age. They are not talking yet so that adds a little extra meltdown here and there, lol. I'm having to learn new ways of dealing since what works with one does not work with two! -- Nikki > I remember now!! It came to me last night :) This is a really cute, > fun, yet hard age. They are not talking yet so that adds a little extra > meltdown here and there, lol. I'm having to learn new ways of dealing > since what works with one does not work with two! Once they start to talk, it gets a little better. You will find they are imitating you and correcting each other. Do you notice them communicating in their own language? Or perhaps with just body language? I noticed at that age that the twins would swap toys at some unnoticable signal, or one would fetch a toy for the other without a clear question. Have you come to the point that they gang up on you? I had them both sitting down in front of the supermarket, with me carrying two bags of groceries... But it makes for great anecdotes :-) I -- mom to DS (6yo) mom to DS and DD (3yo) guardian of DH (age classified) and one tiny pea in the making > Once they start to talk, it gets a little better. You will find they are > imitating you and correcting each other. Do you notice them > communicating in their own language? Or perhaps with just body language? > I noticed at that age that the twins would swap toys at some unnoticable > signal, or one would fetch a toy for the other without a clear question. I don't really see/hear a language but they do communicate. It is fun to watch them with their games because you are right - they do have some kind of common plan going that I can't figure out, lol. > Have you come to the point that they gang up on you? I had them both > sitting down in front of the supermarket, with me carrying two bags of > groceries... But it makes for great anecdotes :-) lalalalalal :fingers-in-ears: No - not ganging up on me yet. ;) I have older boys (7 and 9) and they can be a great help at times. -- Nikki, mama to 4 boys. |
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