Hi Everyone,
Sorry to have gone radio silent on here, I have still been logging in almost daily to follow everyone's journey's along with crossing fingers and toes that you all get your little miracles.
I wanted to provide an update on my journey so far on here, purely because I have documented almost everything so far and hate the thought of anyone stumbling on my profile, and there never being any updates.
Sit back, this might be a long one.
My last update on here was 4 months ago, with a precious little blob measuring 5w4d's following a Frozen Egg Transplant. Since then, I started my care with the recurrent miscarriage clinic who made a plan for me. The plan consisted of regular scans with the Tommy's charity (Amazing charity who I am really lucky to have at my local hospital) then once I am 16 weeks, I move over to the Fetal Wellbeing clinic for fortnightly scans. The Tommy's clinic was unfortunately snowed under, and was only able to scan me at 9 weeks, so at 11 weeks and 15 weeks I booked private reassurance scans.
At the 15 weeks scan, I was able to get a sneak-peak at my baby's gender and discovered I am having a little girl.
Since then, I have been scanned every 2 weeks, had my 20 week scan, plus a rescan as she was too fidgety to give a clear picture of her heart and now I am coming up to 24 weeks with a very active and healthy baby.
I feel immensely grateful and in complete disbelief. Losing my first baby at 22 weeks & 1 day meant it never really felt like it was going to happen for me until I had reached and passed that point. So waking up on the morning that my baby was 22 weeks and 2 days was an emotional one.
Baby Darla is due on the 29th April.
13 years of trying.
4 failed IUI
3 chemical miscarriages
1 ectopic pregnancy
1 still birth.
Some mountains are taller and more challenging than others, but the view from the top is always going to be beautiful. Never ever give up, because I almost did...in the worst way possible. Your future babies are waiting for you and I can't wait for us all to be standing at the top of that mountain