When I asked for luck I didn't mean the bad variety!!!

grannyx2

Oh my poor dear PLMBL, must have been awful but hopefully that is now the end of this dreadful experience.

Granny x

please-let-me-be-lucky

Thanks again everyone. :A

Steph I definitely think it explains why I've been feeling so low if I've been fighting an infection. That'll teach me to just keep going and ignore how carp I feel!!

Really MiT that happened to you?? I'm worried that there is more in there and I have to have another op, but I'm more worried they just leave it and I get really poorly .

I deal with things much better if they are happening to someone else and I just get to be the one who keeps it all together!!!

mummytogirls

Oh PLMBL thats awful that is still all going on so far down the line and after everything youve been through.
I reckon (not that im a dr or anything!) that if thats everything out now the bleeding will stop. After I had DD2, the bleeding went on for ages, about 9 weeks after I had her which I knew wasnt quite right since it stopped after 1-2 weeks with DD1. After something came away 9 weeks later the bleeding stopped like that. Hope its the same for you.
Sorry for TMI ha!! xx

Piquant_2

Oh dear you poor thing. I hope this means that everything will now get sorted out properly. It's so difficult looking after a family at the best of times, let alone when you've been feeling so poorly.

*Robin*

Oh dear, Be Lucky (((hugs))) - am very relieved to hear you've seen a doctor; keeping fingers crossed your physical problems will finally get sorted out now.

please-let-me-be-lucky

Not TMI mummy, that's helpful to know! Thank you for the well wishes to you, Piq and RobinXx

I've had my call from the hospital. My infection markers are slightly raised but the Dr says she thinks I'm coming down with something viral rather than me having a womb infection, or the markers would be higher. However, if I feel more unwell I'm to ring them or go back. I told her I'd been feeling shivery tonight so she said see how I go overnight and if I swing from cold to hot along with abdominal cramps, further bleeding or if anything smells :eek: I have to go back. My pregnancy hormone levels are finally at zero so my body now recognises I'm no longer pregnant, 3 months later!! I will be contacted again with an appointment for the consultant and scan.

On the sofa with a duvet now. Cough is awful

liltdiddylilt

:eek: I have just been reading through this to catch up & my jaw drops at just how bad your luck is! I do sincerely hope that you feel better soon. How horrifying to have something fall out like that. Please do make sure you look after yourself & get back in touch with them if you feel any worse OR if you continue to feel the same for more than a day or 2. My MIL's best friend ended up in the hospital after she lost a baby & her D&C went wrong, on intravenous antibiotics with a nasty womb infection. 2 years on she still suffers from some after effects of the massive dose of antibiotics (ear-popping, very strange).

It really took 3 months for your body to get back to rights? I had to have a 'medically advised' termination in January 11. It took 3 hours for my severe morning sickness to stop completely... I was only 9 weeks though... I feel for you

Amazing really how inaccurate the procedure is; I know so many people who had issues...

To touch on the potty training, my mum said her own experience with it, with 3 girls AND several children she childminded, was that the easiest time to do it is when the child shows an interest. If they have no interest in it, then you will get nowhere fast. My OH was 3 and a half his mum informed me when I was asking. I was 18 months. I guess it is the same as getting teeth, walking etc. Every child has their own pace

Keep snuggling up & don't take any chances. If you feel more unwell, go back to the hospital!

Take care of you xx

grannyx2

I'm in the mood to pop around with presents tonight. These are for you:







Be careful though, because I think Colin is on the prowl

Granny x

alibob30

Sorry things have been so tough recently PLMBL.
As usual, you've been amazing, you're an inspiration.

please-let-me-be-lucky

Aw thanks Granny! Just what the Dr ordered. colin is more than welcome to prowl here but it'll cost him a cuddle .

Lilt that's shocking that you know so many people who have had problems following an ERPC! I don't know anyone who has and that's why I felt so silly when I was putting it off and everyone was trying to convince me it was the easy option. This is one occasion when I wish I hadn't been proven right.

Totally agree with what you said re potty training. Hopefully he will show some interest before he is 18