TTC Blue Crew Grads

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Originally Posted by TTC5

Happy Anniversary Bec x

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Thankyou :D

Thanks MFC :)

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Originally Posted by My Fabulous Children

Hi ladies,

I had my 20 week ultrasound this afternoon. My baby boy is still a BOY and growing well, BUT right now I'm terrified. The Doctor told me that my placenta is a 'little low' I have to go back in 3 weeks for another scan and also I will get an MRI next week I have had 2 previous c-sections scars and Doctor said placenta can grow into it. I was told not to lift anything heavy and not have sex, it can cause bleeding. I am so scared, and freaking out about it.

Has any one else has had this problem? Please give me some infor.on it. How did you get on with this condition and what should I expect - is it bad?

Here's some pics of my sweet baby boy :babym: :awe:


http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7063/6...4147f3a1ee.jpg

http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7190/6...dcab3f4c39.jpg

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Sorry MFC, I completely missed your update xxx
HE is gorgoeus!!!!!!! Thats quite a heavy diagnosis the Dr came out with isn't it :think: I've never heard of the placents growing into the scar before? I would have thought that the membrane sack would have helped with that but tbh honest I don't really know how things in general are set up in there. The babies in the sack, the placenta is outside the sack and the cord crosses the two, like a straw through the sack??? I'd follow Drs advice about taking it easy, hopefully the follow up scan can shed more light in a few weeks:hugs:

I was told that nothing can attach to
Scar tissue?

Hi Bec! I can't have a blood test. Only on first appointment. Whenever that's gonna be.

5-baby is so cute!I love the pics!
Bec-hope you feel better soon!

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Originally Posted by TTC5

I was told that nothing can attach to
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I don't know who told you this ? Must be a doc for sure :sigh:They LOVE to talk about the danger of vaginal delivery and how "safe" is the c/s! The placenta sure can grow in to scare tissue even deep in to the uterus. C/s is dangerous and the more you had the higher the risk.Just read this about C-section complications. Im so glade I was lucky to have a vback .Want to do it again with this baby .Hopefully i get there.
Im not saying vaginal delivery is always safe and c/s is always very risky .But it's just ridiculous how every doc lie about this!

Wow you ladies were busy:

TTC5: I love the u/s pics. I can not beleieve all you have been through. When is your next u/s?

Flava: I hope the nausea isn't too bad. I had nose bleeds all the time with DS2 and a couple times this pregnancy.

ELP: Today is your due date right?!?!? We are going to have another baby soon!!!

Jen: I am so glad Charlie is fitting in so nice. Your right, newborn life is more slow paced. I like to stay home as much as possible with a newborn.

Hobber: Your u/s will be just fine. Are you going to do a nub?


I had all that energy for 2 days and now I am exhausted again. Oh well, it was good while it lasted. I still have a good bit for spring cleaning and summer clothes to go through, but not right now. Thank goodness it is Friday :) This weekend is going to be busy with farm work and such.

What are you guys doing?

Wp -you should rest.Im so jealous of the farm!

I don't really have nausea (and wish it stays away this time!) it's just very mild and only a couple times a day .It goes away after I eat something .i like that a lot lol

WP, no nub guesses for me! I am terrified of finding out that it is a girl and having my pregnancy ruined. I am pretty sure I am having a girl and that my sway didn't work. But to have actual validation of that fear would be hard for me right now. I will do much better when they hand me a baby girl in the delivery room.

Have fun working on the farm this weekend!

We are having a St. Patrick's Day celebration on Saturday, with a shamrock cake, corned beef, cabbage and potatoes. My two older kids have set Leprechaun traps to try to catch a little gold. I love St. Patricks's Day! The "leprechaun" turns our milk green, and the toilet water green, and the dog water, and usualy leaves candy in the kids' traps.