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I had a missed miscarriage in November and found out at my first ultrasound. Should have been almost 10 weeks, but they said there was no development after about 6 weeks. It doesn't matter how early it was because it is still a loss. Logically, you can tell yourself that it was so early that you shouldn't be THIS upset. But that didn't really work for me...believe me, I tried. My advice would be to just ride it out and try not to hold back when you really need a cry. All of these feelings of loss, guilt, jealousy, confusion, anger...they will just come flooding in with no warning, especially at the beginning.
I can understand where your husband is coming from, and maybe that helps him cope with it and feel more at peace. Knowing that my baby never really had to feel any pain because we didn't get that far in development helped me feel a little better.
About a month after the m/c I decided that I needed something physical, because I was so afraid of forgetting about my little one, especially when we started trying to conceive again. So I made a charm bracelet (like knock-off pandora style bracelet) and I absolutely love it. It has become such a comfort for me to choose each charm because it means something. It's not overly obvious, so I don't get those uncomfortable questions and it's not like I'm advertising it, but it's enough for me to feel like I'm honoring the memory and will always carry a piece of my little one with me.
I know you have probably been told that it just takes time, but it really does. You will feel things that you don't want to feel, like the guilt and the jealousy and anger. But it is all completely normal. I think you will always have some sadness there, but it does get less intense and less frequent as time goes on. Just be patient with yourself and have a support system in place. These boards are wonderful, or if you have any trusted non-judgemental relatives/friends, that is wonderful, too. Sometimes you just need to get it all off your chest.
Good luck in your journey and I sincerely hope you find peace and comfort soon. We're all here if you need anything!
Don't blame yourself,it wasn't your fault.
Only 20-30% of women will have implantation bleeding.I didn't have any IB in any of my pregnancies.Check out this link.Hopefully it helps.Good Luck.
http://www.justmommies.com/articles/implantation-bleeding.shtml
We will all try to help you as much as we can! If you ever have any serious problems, though, make sure you call a doctor or hospital instead of posting online! haha I know that's common sense, but I have seen some weird stuff on the internet! Otherwise, you've found a group that has lots of different experiences so someone should be able to answer your general ttc/miscarriage questions. It can be confusing going through this, especially if you're in the process of switching doctors.
Good luck!
Today seems to be a really bad day mentally. All I can think about is the loss of my baby and how much I want to be pregnant. I know I am not saying anything to any of you that you don't think or feel yourselves. I am sorry that any of us have had to experience a loss (or multiple losses, I cna't even imagine that). Everyone here is so supportive and willing to share their experiences and thoughts.
I am sending prayers, thoughts, hugs and baby dust to everyone!!!
I myself have been through more than one loss, the last two this pat year..I found out I was pregnant last July and regrettably lost it 6 days later..we again found out we had conceived this Feb and I again experienced a loss in March..tried again for a few months and now I've started an at home daycare so we've put trying on the back burner so I can concentrate on the business and giving those kids the best of myself..in truth I have two beautiful little girls at my daycare and it's like we just had two new babies..it delights us (my DF and I) to see them learning through our teachings and to spend our days with them..
I'm still hoping that we will conceive "accidentally" again..some people say that when you stop trying it can sometimes happen so we will see where that goes..
I hope that your healing process will be short and that you will feel better soon..don't ever forget that this board is always here for you if you need to chat or vent or whatever you need to talk about..this board is the greatest and I truly cannot go w/o talking to my ladies on a weekly basis..welcome and ((hugs))

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