I saw my perinatologist today. It’s not Dr. Risky – unfortunately, UCLA and Blue Shield have not worked out their differences. So I have a new peri who shall now be known as Dr. Hirisk. He is great, we really like him. He and an ultrasound tech confirmed what my OB saw yesterday. It’s called a “Missed AB,” or Missed Abortion. It’s where the baby stops developing, but your body has no idea. That explains why I have still been sick, had headaches, and started to show.
Originally the plan was to have a D&C on Monday, in order to give my medications time to leave my system (two different blood thinners). But then I started to spot in the afternoon, so the D&C was moved to tomorrow, Thursday, at 1. If my spotting turns into full-on bleeding, I am to go to the ER for an emergency D&C. Hopefully it doesn’t come to that. Dr. Hirisk and my OB don’t want me to bleed at home – the blood thinners make that dangerous – and they want to run chromosomal tests. At this point, we don’t know if this is a “typical” miscarriage or one caused by Antiphospholipid Antibody Syndrome. The tests will give us the answer.
There is more, so much more, to say, but for now I am wrapping it up so I can deal with these cramps. Annie is my nurse, covering me with a blanket, and she just offered me her Wobble. I am in good hands.
Thank you for all of your amazing comments, emails, tweets, and texts. I’ve said it before, but having all of you support us through the tough times makes things less bleak and lonely. We love you all back.
InDueTime says:
Praying the bleeding holds off until you get to your appointment. One of the biggest things I hate about our miscarriage was not having any answers. ((Hugs))
Amy K says:
I’m so sorry you’re going through this. I hope you feel better soon.
jen @ southern-amor says:
I’m sorry to hear about all that’s going on. I hope all works out as well as it can and that there’s no trips to the ER. You’re in my thoughts.
Alison says:
Continued thoughts for you and your family!
Lo says:
I am so sorry that this happened to you guys. You’ll be in my thoughts.
edenland says:
Have been thinking of you all day. Am crafting a distracting email.
Wobbles and blankets …. Annie is doing great. XXXXX
Nina says:
Continued good thoughts for you and your family.
Annalisa says:
Aaaah! Of all the times to have my computer out of service for 48 hours!
Anyway, adding to what I’m sure was a chorus of “that sucks, I’m sorry Heather!”. Here’s hoping that your procedure goes okay, and that the followup testing indicates the lesser of two evils (because even a “typical” miscarriage sucks, especially one where you’ve had enough time to get attached to the idea of a new baby ;_;).
Jenn says:
I couldn’t help but cry when I read your post and all you’re going through. It’s not fair – none of this is and to think you have to go through even MORE….it just made me cry for you. I also put up a little status on my Facebook page. Not that it’s going to make anything better…I wish it would though.
I’ll be thinking & praying for you today Heather. I hope you get all the answers you need! If there is ANYTHING I can do to help you or Mike out. PLEASE just ask!!
Sending you a cyber HUG, friendship & support!!
Love,
Jenn xoxo
Sally says:
I continue to hold you all in my thoughts.
I’m so sorry again, Heather and Mike.
xo
Erica says:
Sending you a great big hug, dear sweet Heather, I am so sad for you and your family, you are all in my thoughts. Well done Nurse Annie for doing such a great job. Take care Heather
defendUSA says:
Heather…
I didn’t comment yesterday, but you described one of “my” pregnancies…I was the same as you. But further along…we thought 16 weeks. What a shocker when everything falls into place and you go for that ultrasound. I am so sorry. I had to wait an entire weekend. Unlike your condition with the thinners, the docs had their offices at the hospital, so my “outpatient” D/C was covered if something went wrong. It was just a sad day…they did the analysis, too. I am happy to say that my body bounced back, because that handsome doc put me on the pill for one month and I was pregnant the next! He told me I worked fast, haha. Somehow there will be a bright side in this. Take care, I will be thinking of you, Mike and Annie…
Sarah says:
Love, hugs, blankets and soup to you. Annie’s such a sweetie.
mm says:
Heather, Mike, & Annie
I’m so sorry for your loss, hang in there this weekend and know that people all over the country are thinking of your family and sending love.
Amber says:
I’ve been thinking of you, Mike, & Annie. The whole world loves you guys!
Sue says:
I hope that all goes well with your procedure today, Heather. I had the very same thing happen to me 46 years ago……long before ultrasounds. It sounds as if nurse Annie is giving extra special care to her mommy. Hugs to all of you, honey.
Kayla says:
Now, in your hour of need, my thoughts are with you.
As is my love. Today, tomorrow, and always.
Lee Cockrum says:
My thoughts and prayers are with you. I am so sorry for your loss.
Karen Chatters says:
Spohrs, I’m so sorry that you’re having to go trough this. My heart is with you at this sad time.
Alexandra :) says:
I’m SO sorry, Heather! you and Mike are going to have better luck next time, I know it
Kelly says:
So sorry. Thinking of you, and praying for things to go smoothly and quickly.
TonyaM says:
Aww, Nurse Annie. So sweet. Continued love and prayers.
Brooke says:
Thinking of you today. Hope all goes smoothly.
Maria says:
My prayers are with you guys. I’m a regular reader of your blog. Feel like you’re part of the family.. You’re not alone…
Punkinmama says:
Thinking of you & praying. Much love to you & Mike & Annie. xox
MG says:
Thinking of you. As a mom with a stupid weak cervix that gave birth to a 25-weeker (who is thankfully mostly healthy) and then lost my second pregnancy to trisomy 13, I understand a little bit (though surely not as much as you do) that feeling of, why does this crap have to happen to me? Pregnancy/motherhood isn’t supposed to be so difficult! I hope things go smoothly today.
Becca says:
I will continue to think of you and Mike today..
And way to go Annie for rocking the nurse position. She’s a good one!
Alisha says:
Oh Heather, I am so so so sorry.
I had a missed AB in February (sadly, it was our first pregnancy) and was 4days from shouting to the world our good news when it happened. D&C followed over a week later. I’m grateful for the support system I had and know you are in good hands as well. Sending all my prayers to you today.
You are not alone.
Kendra says:
I’m so sorry you have to go through this. I’m praying that you don’t start bleeding or have any emergencies.
Lanie says:
I am so glad that you have such an adorable nurse. I am just so sad that you have to go through this.
I did not realize until I miscarried that no matter how long you are pregnant your body goes through all the same motions. Cramps, bleeding, night sweats – to go through it all again with no baby is just not fair. I am so sorry Heather.
I tried to look on the bright side – at least I did not have to go through the excruciating “weaning process” with the milk or the funerals – I know, not such a bright side.
My thoughts are with you, Mike and all of your children. Take care. xo
Annegirrl says:
I am so very sorry. There has been so much news recently of loss and death and it makes my heart hurt.. All I wish for is peace and light for everyone.
Emily says:
More tears and prayers for you. I hate that you have to go through this. Lots of love to you and Mike.
courtney says:
I am so so sorry, Heather.
Damn it- you have suffered enough : (
Lisa says:
I’ve been holding you close in my heart.
Love and hugs.
Megan says:
So sorry! Praying for a safe procedure and a quick recovery.
Valerie says:
Y’all have not left my mind since you posted yesterday. Praying for you, Mike and Annie.
Amy says:
So sorry for your loss. I went through this with my second pregnancy. Went in for my normal appt. at 11 or 12 weeks, they sent me for an u/s the next day to check dates and there was an empty sac. They scheduled me for a D & C a few days later after repeating blood work to be sure my numbers were falling (which by then, they were). It was shocking and took me a long time to get over.
Sending you gentle hugs, and wishing you peace.
Mommy Boots says:
Hugs x 1,000. Wish you guys weren’t having to go through this. You’re all in my thoughts.
Jules says:
I am so so so sorry guys. I can’t imagine the heartbreak. You will be in my thoughts today you are all so loved.
Terri says:
Thinking of you Heather and Mike! Sending lots of wishes that today is as less horrible as possible.
Marie says:
Life is not fair, sometimes it just seems as if troubles pile on each other. It seems that some have a blessed life while others struggle. But that is probably not the case for anyone. We do not know their lives, they do not know ours. (yours)
I know that this will happen for you eventually. God is good and He does not want us to be unhappy. Stay strong and believe that good will come.
Blessings on your family and especially your little Annie, one of God’s greatest blessings.
Hugs from Minnesota
Marie
Kristen @ The Chronicles of Dutch says:
Will be thinking of you and your little family. Prayers for you all.
Elizabeth says:
Continued thoughts and prayers. Again, I am so sorry for your loss.
Veronika says:
I’ve been thinking about you guys the whole day. Once again, I’m so very sorry for your loss. You are in great hands with your little nurse Annie. {{ hugs }}
Pattie says:
Crossing my fingers that you don’t have to go to the ER. I’m glad to hear little Nurse Annie is taking good care of you. Keeping you in my thoughts.
ColleenMN says:
My first and third pregnancies were just as you described; my body never figured it out and I had D and C’s. The good news is that I had successful pregnancies following each of the miscarriages (is what I called them). It was very disappointing and I was sure I would never have children, but I did! Hang in there and let Annie (and Mike) take goooooood care of you. Strange, but eating pancakes made me feel better (and I don’t really like pancakes).
Jenny G says:
You, Mike and Annie are in my prayers. You don’t deserve this, and I am hoping so hard that better days are close at hand.
Nancy Raine Smego says:
I thought of you literally all night. You were even in my dream. One day at a time…
Holly says:
I’m so sorry you are going through this and know the pain all too well. Icing on the cake is that they call is a ‘missed abortion’. Really? Abortion? Not really a term I’d like to use. I prefer and often say Missed Miscarriage b/c the term abortion has a negative connotation for me. Not sure if you are on the bump, but it has a wonderful support group for people who have been through pregnancy loss (as well as many other things). One word of advice….don’t wait for your appt or excessive bleeding. Demand an ’emergency D&C’ now or have them move yours up. For my 1st m/c, my Dr couldn’t get an operating room the day we found out so we scheduled for the next morning. Let’s just say that didn’t go well.
chantelle says:
Thinking of you all. Hugs.
Heather says:
Just sending hugs! I know nothing I say will take the pain away – so just hugs!
Jennifer Dawn says:
I think this calls for Doctor Annie! She did so well last time by curing everybody with a cookie. Hang in there, mama!
Sara says:
I was so sad to read your news yesterday. Like so many others who wrote, I suffered a miscarriage and it is never easy. The whacked out hormones don’t help either.
I’m thinking of you.
Mary Moore says:
Really hope things go smoothly today. Good luck.
keri says:
Thinking of you, Heather.
Brandy says:
There are just no words for me to express how sorry I am. My very best thoughts are with you and your family.
Nicole says:
Good thoughts, good vibes, prayers, luck, whatever it takes – all being sent in your direction.
Stephanie says:
Please know that we are all thinking of you, and sending a million good thoughts out for things to go as well as they can.
Court says:
My boss had a Missed AB last September. She is now 30 weeks pregnant with a perfectly healthy baby due in early August. I know it doesnt stop the hurt…but keep the hope! xoxox
Hope says:
I hate that you have to deal with this. I’m glad that Dr. Annie is taking care of you. BIG SQUISHY HUGS!
Beth Mariel says:
Dearest Heather and Mike, you’ll be in my thoughts I hope that things'll get better for you soon x
Kate says:
Sending love your way.
Shelly says:
BTDT and it just plain sucks. Thoughts are with you all.
giselle says:
I”m sorry I hope this plays out in the easiest way possible for you so you can then have some time with your thoughts to process all this.
Katie says:
Wishing you a smooth and quick recovery from the D&C – sending healing thoughts your way.
Lauren says:
I’m so sorry you are going through this. My first pregnancy ended in a missed miscarriage at 9 weeks. Thinking of you all during this time and sending you virtual hugs.
trina says:
breathe…. and let that family take care of you
Ashley says:
Dammit, I don’t know why bad things happen to GOOD PEOPLE! I guess I never will…. so so sorry
Michelle Larralde says:
Hoping that you physically recover quickly, and that your emotional recovery can start soon. I remember the most shocking part for me was just being sent home. I was all alone, hubby was home with kids, so crying alone after the ultrasound showed no more heartbeat, then sitting there while they explained everything, and I couldn’t believe they would just send me home until they scheduled a procedure for several days later. I couldn’t believe I had to just leave and drive myself home while there was a tiny baby still inside of me that no longer had a beating heart. I ended up not making until the procedure, and woke up one morning to blood soaked sheets and terrible cramping. I didn’t even have time to get to the Dr’s office or anything, my body took care of things at home. Being a few weeks into my second trimester, it was pretty brutal.
I’m glad they’re moving fast to get you taken care of. Annie is so sweet for looking after Mama. Hang in there.
SUSAN SPARKS says:
I have no words to describe how heart broken I am for you, Mike and Annie. So many times we have things happen in our lives that we just do not understand and this is one of those times. I have learned thru the years that when these times come, if you will allow yourselves to place the hurt and pain in God’s hands, He will bear it for you. I don’t want to get all “religony” on you, I don’t like that, but from personal experience I know what He will do for us. I will keep you all in my prayers as you go thru these next days and know that there are many that are praying for you and your family.
Katie says:
I couldn’t comment yesterday because every other word I typed was an expletive. I just can’t believe the universe can’t give you a break. Come on!!!!
Unlike so many of the other horrors about which you have written, this is one I have some experience with and I still don’t have anything brilliant or comforting to say. That little motionless ball on ultrasound…ug. My thoughts are with you and, I guess, I’m hoping they call it a “typical” miscarriage? Weird f’d up thing to hope for but there it is.
Hug.
Glenda says:
So sorry!!! Thinking of you and Mike!!! Nurse Annie will cheer you up!!! Feel better soon !!!
Skye says:
I’m sorry you have to go through this, and that you had to find new doctors. I hope everything goes smoothly and you feel better soon. Keeping you all in my thoughts.
JenC says:
So sorry Heather, I know it must be devastating. Many thoughts sent to you guys.
erin s says:
Heather, I am so sorry about all of this. I cannot even imagine how you must be feeling. Your family will be in my thoughts and prayers.
Heather says:
I’ve been thinking about you ever since reading yesterday’s post. I’m glad that you’ll soon be on your way to answers. In the mean time, be gentle with yourself.
LisaJ says:
Heather,
For once, I can actually speak from experience to offer you comfort…I am not sure how to feel about that, but I have been where you are. I am so sorry this is happening to you. I had a blighted ovum and was VERY sick until the 9th week…my body wouldn’t give up even though there was no hope. I waited it out for as long as I could, with “just in case” ultrasounds thrown in ti further confuse and devastate me, and finally had the D&C…very emotional for me, but it made the physical recovery so much easier.
Big, squeezy hugs, Heather. S is about Annie’s age, and we have been trying for months with no luck…It’s hard wanting something so badly when your body just won’t cooperate.
Caroline says:
My heart is breaking for you and your family. Since I first started reading your blog and saw a picture of your beautiful Maddie I have been routing for you, and will continue to keep you all in my thoughts and prayers.
Kayt says:
Miscarriages suck. D&Cs aren’t fun, but they aren’t as bad as I thought they’d be. I mean, the emotional part is much worse than the physical recovery. I don’t know if you’ve ever been under general before, but I kind of appreciated the fact that I started to count, and blinked, and I woke up in recovery with a sore throat. I had to have two with my blighted ovum miscarriage in October, which is super unusual, they assured me.
You will be fine, and let yourself be sad and be taken care of, and it’ll get easier. You all are still in our thoughts here.
Sue says:
So very, very sorry for all of you.
MJ says:
I just miscarried last week.
Heather, I am SO SORRY. Someone might try to tell you that it’s just a miscarriage, so it wasn’t a ‘real’ baby, but that’s only because they don’t really know what it’s like, or what to say. And they’re wrong. I may not have known if it was a boy or a girl, it might have been just a sac on the ultrasound screen, but it was MY baby, and it devastated me.
I tell myself that I’m thankful it happened earlier rather than later, and comfort myself with something a friend of mine who’s a nurse told me–3rd pregnancies are statistically the most likely to have complications.
I’m so sorry for your loss. Sending love your way.
Katrina @ They All Call Me Mom says:
Ugh, this just reminded me of something I said to a friend waaaay back before I was a mother myself and had NO clue whatsoever. She was 8 weeks pregnant and started spotting. An ultrasound showed a sac but no developing baby. She miscarried naturally at home a day later. I felt bad for her but I had no idea at all how devastating that was, and to make her feel better (or so I thought) I said something like, “Well, think of it this way: you didn’t lose an actual baby. I mean, the sac was empty, so there never was a baby to begin with.” I remember she smiled at me and politely said, “Yeah, but in my heart there was one.” And now, some 20 years later…after having children myself and after experiencing 5 miscarriages in the past 2 years…. I GET it. And I hate that I said that to a friend. But you know, sometimes people just SAY STUPID THINGS out of ignorance.
defendUSA says:
We all have something stupid we say…My sister and I are not close…and the one time she called me to chat after we were “adults” and she wasn’t faring well, I said, “Why would you want to go back to the home state and end up pregnant, not married like all of your friends?” Turns out she was pregnant. She never told anyone, even when it looked obvious to me at our brother’s wedding…I didn’t have a clue, but none the less, I said it. And my nephew is the sweetest young man, 24 years later.
Auntie_M says:
Oh Heather!!! I’m so very sorry!!! My love and prayers are with you. Sweet Annie offering you her Wobble. Much much love and support going out to you & Mike. xoxo
kellye says:
Heather, hang in there. I hope the procedure goes well this afternoon, and you get some answers. My thoughts and good wishes are with you and your family. xxx
Uma says:
I’m so sorry, Heather. You are in my thoughts.
Lisa says:
I am so sorry this happened to you. Unfortunately, the physical pain and discomfort goes away so much sooner than the heart and soul pain. Sending you and Mike some virtual hugs…..
Amanda says:
Thinking of all of you this afternoon and like Kellye above I hope that you are able to get answers. I know it won’t ‘fix’ anything but I hope it helps in some way.
miranda says:
So sorry, I have been through the exact same thing. Ended up in the emergency room for a D&C. Wouldn’t wish the experience on anyone.
Staci says:
Love to you.
Jane says:
Well damn it anyway, universe!
Hubby and I had 5 miscarriages after having our first daughter and every single time I felt like a pity party was in order. And you know something? I think I was right about that. Miscarriage full on sucks, and I hate to see anyone go through it, especially you two who are already in the midst of unimaginable tragedy.
I did not receive any helpful insight when I had my miscarriages (consolation, but nothing that really inspired hope). Words did not help me at all (hopefully it is different for you). All I can say is – hang in there. We never did find a reason for all of the miscarriages. However, my doc put me on progesterone suppositories (no fun) as soon as I had a positive pregnancy test. She said my progesterone was testing fine, but that extra could not hurt. After that we had another daughter and a son. I hope the same for you — that something will just click for you and that you’ll have some super awesome little buddies for darling Annie soon.
Kay says:
It sucks that you have to go through all of this. I’ve never gone through anything like this, and I hope I never will, but I’ve been witness to a few of my moms miscarriages (one when I was about Annie’s age, and then two in my teenage years) and it is something that changes you. I hope that your family knows how much we all love you guys, and that we’re here whenever you need a shoulder, ear, or any other body part you need.
Christina says:
No words. Just wishes for some peace.
xo.
Kristin says:
I woke up thinking about you. I hold you in my thoughts and in my heart.
Jackie says:
I’m so glad to hear that you have such good people taking care of you (Mike and Annie, naturally) but the doctors as well. I had a miscarriage at home, and it was simply, a mental roller-coaster, so to hear that you will be taken care of in a hospital was a relief for me.
I’m so sorry you have to go through this, I hope you are able to get some answers and are able to move forward and try again without issue.
PattyB says:
I’m so very sorry for your loss. Take care of yourself. The blogosphere is thinking about you, as you well know.
Lisa says:
Oh no! I was wondering when you would announce your are preggo again. For some reason, even though I dont “know” you I kinda felt that an announcement was in the works. And then this? I am SO sorry for you guys. So sad. I want to lend you my, um lady stuff so you can have a nice peaceful pregnancy. Is that weird? Kinda… But I really wish I could. Will be thinking of you. xoxo. Lisa
Barb in Michigan says:
Praying for you , Mike, Maddie, Annie and the little one who didn’t make it. I’m so glad you have Annie to take care of you. She’s a good nurse. Love to you all.Barb
Heidi says:
I’m so sorry, Heather. I also was on blood thinners (do you do shots?) and medications due to autoimmune issues. I also had Antiphospholipid antibodies and antinuclear antibodies. Hence the high risk pregnancies both times (+2 miscarriages). Add PCOS and endometriosis to those things and I was so grateful to get pregnant in the first place and stay pregnant twice. Fortunately I have two beautiful children and will forever be grateful for living in a time when medical assistance made that possible. Now my “baby” will be turning 8 tomorrow. Not a day goes by I’m not grateful for my children, but I’ll never forget the heartache it took to get here.
I hope your perinatologist can come up with a good medical plan to keep this from happening again to you. My heart goes out to you.
Nasrene says:
No advice to add, just letting you know your and your family are in my thoughts. All the way from the East Coast.
JustAWife says:
I had to have this done in November. It’s so hard, and I’m so sorry you have to go through this. My heart goes out to you and your family. I know you aren’t Christian, but we’ll keep you and your family in our prayers anyway.
Lindsay from Boston says:
Still sending love and thoughts and prayers. Heather, I wish you as little physical pain as can be possible in this situation … and for the emotional side for you and your family, well, I hope it helps just the tiniest bit to know how much we are all thinking of you and ready to “listen.” xo.
Jeanie says:
I’m just now getting to read your blog today. I’m assuming you are currently having or already had your D&C according to plan. Prayers and best wishes for quick healing, both physically and emotionally.
eileen says:
Oh, Heather. Great big virtual hugs to you and yours. I had the same type of miscarriage and had to have a D&C as well. I can only imagine how heavy your heart is right now.
Jen says:
I’ve had 4….I feel your pain, your worry, everything. Hang in there.
Lisa says:
Just adding into the thoughts and love.
marta says:
Thinking of you, sending good vibes…
Brigid says:
Thinking and praying for you. I had a miscarriage about a year after my daughter passed. My OB worded it perfectly when he said “It must feel like you’re being kicked while already down”. It did. We have gone on to have 2 more children. One of which I got pregnant with the month after the m/c. Sending lots of love and hope your way…
hopefulmother says:
Heather, I’m so sorry.
Rita from the Chicago says:
Hope all went well with the D&C…thinking of you.
Barnmaven says:
I missed this yesterday.
I’m so sorry, Heather. Thinking of you.
jill (mrschaos) says:
I just want to send a hug your way. To all of you.
Carrie says:
I missed yesterday’s post- so very sorry to see your sad news today. Praying for you.
Amanda says:
I’m so incredibly sorry, Heather and Mike (and family). Sending so much love to you right now.
Jess says:
I am so very sorry. Sending positive vibes and love your way.
Randi says:
Heather and Mike,
I rarely post, but have read for a long time. I am so sorry for your loss. Of all of the people in the world that deserve happy news, you two must be near the top of the list. My husband and I have had 3 losses in between our two sons, and each one was just as devastating as the last. As soon as I saw that positive pregnancy test, I was a Mom to those babies. I started to imagine what they would look like, and what kind of person they would grow up to be. Miscarriage is not only the loss of your child, but the loss of your hopes and dreams for them as well. I wish you a painless procedure, and the time and caring from your loved ones to heal your body and your heart. I still know when each of those lost babies would have been born, how old they would be, etc, and I know that I will always carry them with me in my heart. I wish you peace, and healing. Hugs!!
Jamie says:
I mourn the sweet little baby who came between my first and second daughter, but didn’t have a chance. It’s okay to be sad. This baby was your dreams and hopes and I’m so sorry. You should have paid more than your share of dues by now and should have nothing but joy and rainbows and unicorns. I’m sorry it’s not working this way for you. I hope you’re resting easily now and that Mike is taking excellent care of you.
Leslie says:
=(
Megan@TrueDaughter says:
Take good care of yourself… let yourself be sad. I worry that you might be tempted to think it is less than a loss, but it is truly a great loss. Let Mike and Annie take care of you physically and you and Mike take care of each other emotionally. You are all in my prayers!
Cindy Powell says:
I’m so very sorry for your loss.
karen says:
I’m so sorry Heather. Thinking of you, Mike and Annie. Please take care of yourself.
Spacemom says:
I am so sorry to see this. I have gone through one of these. I will never forget our little Pathfinder. Take your time to rest and grieve.
Alissa says:
I am so very sorry regarding your loss.
Melli says:
We luv you guys too. Hang in there
Marianne says:
Much love and many prayers from a complete stranger who thinks you’re a gifted writer and one of the strongest, most amazing women in the world.
Lori McBride says:
This news makes me so sad. Praying for you and agreeing with the above poster….you are one of the strongest most amazing women in the world. Praying for you guys.<3
April says:
I have nothing very helpful to say, only that I am so sorry.
April
jennifer says:
XOXo! Sorry for what been happen to you, just continue linked with greatness and God bless…
Ragan says:
I am so sorry that you and your family are having to go through this. We know first hand how unfair this is. After numerous miscarriages (7) I was dx with APA and I have the anticardiolipin antibodies. I was dx after my 1st daughter and went on to have 2 more beautiful girls after medical intervention of heparin, aspirin and progesterone injections (all well worth it)! I am so glad they are testing you now so you will know and be able to take the medical steps needed to help you have another beautiful baby. Once again I am so sorry. Life, for some reason, is just not fair. I wish only the best for you, Mike and Annie…you deserve it!!!! Much love!
Jenny says:
Sending you thoughts and love! So sorry for this devastating loss.
Audra says:
Sending prayers and good thoughts your way.
Tara says:
Heather and Mike, I am so sorry to hear this news! We just lost our baby at 17 weeks and it’s hard. There are no words. Life is so unfair! All I can say is that you will be in my thoughts and prayers.
EG says:
Heather and Mike, I am so sorry to hear this. My heart breaks for you, as I know how hard this is. My husband and I have been trying for a baby for 5 years now and have lost 9 babies.
Sher says:
Hi H-
Hope you are feeling much better. I had a “missed abortion” years ago, same thing as you went through right up to the D&C. I never knew how hard and how much luck is needed to make a baby and have all the stars align to create that perfect little life. People really do not know how lucky they are when it works perfectly for them and they don’t experience this part of it.
I’m sorry for your loss~
Stephanie F says:
Prayers.