...because nobody else will do it for you.
Low grade fever (99.6-101 on average)
Major cramping
Mild bleeding
All potential signs of infection 3 weeks after a D & C. Doesn't that just figure?
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A friend once likened my struggle to conceive to catching lightning in a bottle. Four times we've succeeded, twice the bottle broke. One firefly flits around the living room, the other watches her in amazement. I watch them both with awe, gratitude and a serious need for caffeine.
So don't even try.
When you're right, you're right
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3 comments:
Stay strong my friend and keep being as noisy as possible. You know, the whole squeaky wheel thing. You're not imagining any of this and you're not crazy (just reiterating for good measure).
You're in my prayers.
My goodness! You just CAN'T catch a break can you?!
I'm thinking your uterus is the anti-christ.
{{{{hugs}}}}
I agree with Claire, keep making noise.
Hope you are feeling better!
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