Hi Michele,

Nice to meet you. I don't have a medical degree but I did just
finish my PhD in Clinical Psych and I have assessment experience so
to some extent I'm trained to gather and synthesize relevant
information. Most of the medical info I've picked up just dealing
with Brooke's issues.

I don't have questions right now...we've pretty much exhausted our
experts with all our questions :)...of course I'd have a ton if by
chance someone else here experienced something similar (although I
highly doubt it because our neonatologist says he's seen both oxygen
loss and hemorrhagic shock only 12 times in the 25 years he's worked
in the NICU). I'm sure I will have questions when I am pregnant
because what happened is so unusual they really can't give me a
recurrence rate so I have no idea what to expect other than lots of
monitoring.

Thanks for sharing your experience with both your pregnancies. It
is comforting and hopeful to hear others' stories.

Erin

--- In placentaabruption@yahoogroups.com, Michele Silva <by-
grace@s...> wrote:
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> Hi Erin,
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> My name is Michele. I'm not the originator of this group, her
name is Michelle B. I'm not sure what happened to her, she used to
respond to all new people personally and the last couple of new
people at least she hasn't replied to. I'm not sure why people have
stopped writing in this group. I know for me getting pregnant the
second time and having two children now has kept me very busy. I
want to say I read in a post she was expecting a third time but I
could be wrong. I guess if she doesn't respond you could take over
moderating, I for one would like archives to not be public although
it hasn't been a problem so far with them being public.
>
> Your's is a complicated situation. It's difficult when there are
no clear answers and you don't get a why as to what happened. I was
very happy to read that your daughter made it even with all her
health problems and complications. I am a pediatric nurse and have
not heard of some of the stuff you mentioned, you have a very good
handle on all the different scenarios that might have gone on with
your pregnancy. Do you have a medical background?
>
> Anyway, I had a partial abruption in Feb of 02. We were very
fortunate our dd came thru just fine. It was likely caused due to
hypertension although I was not pre-eclamptic. My second pregnancy
was completely normal and I didn't have any hypertension.
>
> I am going to read your original post soon as I can't recall at
the moment if you had any questions that I could help with.
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> Michele
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> Erin <kittysigns@h...> wrote:
> Is there a reason why the message archives are public and the list
is
> unmoderated? It seems that might be the reason why the posting
has
> dramatically decreased. Generally members are likely to feel less
> safe knowing that just anyone can read and join the group. When
> spamming happens it is a strong reminder of this fact. If time is
an
> issue, although I'm a new member I'd be happy to try and moderate
> membership for a little while to encourage more safe posting.
>
> Just my .02
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> Erin
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