[tri-wings] Re: update (pg mentioned)

Brenda wrote

> Now I am fully aware of all the rotten things that can happen to our
> precious babies.  Anyone else experience this?

Brenda,
sorry I'm a little late in replying (have being desperately trying to get
stuff done before I'm too fat and tired to bother :-))   ) but you are
definitely not alone.The "innocence" we once knew is gone forever sadly and
even now at 32 weeks I still am convinced that I am not bringing home a
baby.
I talked it through with my midwife yesterday and she said that all pregnant
women worry to some extent but those who have had things go wrong will worry
more.She told me of another mum who she is caring for at the moment who is
working her way through a medical encyclopaedia wondering which "problem"
she will encounter this time ;-(

I hope that all goes well with your next appointment and that your feeling
of peace can return.
take care

hugs
Mandy,wife to Baz, mum to Matthew(11),Charlotte (10) , my two angels Gareth
(t18 ^i^ 14/11/99)and Dominic (CH ^i^ 23/7/00) and my little pumpkin seed
,Alfie Jack,(EDD 21 Apr 04),and step mum to Katie(^i^) Ed (15)and Lucy
(14 )England,UK

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