<t>I had a classical c-section in July 2008. I had a few sharp pains a week and a dull ache the whole time. I got pregnant again and all that seemed to stop. I had my second c-section in September 2009. I didn't feel anything for awhile, now the past month or so I've been starting to feel the dull a...

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<t>My fear was so wrapped up in worrying about having another baby pass away that I didn't worry about my own mortality. I guess it stems from the fact that it's surprising I survived my first pregnancy, so I feel the risk to me is minimal in any future pregnancies. After my first pregnancy I was gi...

<t>I understand your concerns. My first born was delivered at 25 weeks, she lived 10 days. I got pregnant 6 months later, I was about 15 pounds heavier, my blood pressure never went down from my pregnancy with Kylie, it was out of control. I had a 50% chance of reoccurrence and was given terrible od...

I'm so sorry, and I'm thinking of you and Naomi.

Nikki, I'm a day late, but I'm thiking of you and Ella. I know the longer that goes by the worse I get so I understand about it being harder.

I cried some while Kylie was passing away, but I was in shock and somewhat numb until after her funeral. It was then that the tears came fast and furious. Try to be as gentle with yourself as possible. I'm thinking of you and your angel.

Mary, I am so sorry for your loss. My daugther was born at 25 weeks in July of 2008 and passed away 10 days later. There are so many of us who have been through the same thing and we're here for you.

I'm so sorry for your loss. 1 year 10 months later and the what if's still plague me.

<t>PE never played a role in my decision to bank my children's cordblood. I had the kit for Kylie, but she was delivered at 25 weeks and her cordblood couldn't be collected. After we lost her I got pregnant again fairly quickly. Kyndall was delivered at 36 weeks and I did bank her cordblood. Money n...