WOW - how scary. Yes, we are due about the same date, so let's keep in touch.
I failed to mention, but I too have gestational diabetes.

Gigi <CrystalGoddess29@...> wrote: Hi,
I am so sorry for your loss. I've been reading some older posts and
my heart just hurts for all the loss I've read about. I understand
your fear... every little thing I feel Im terrified. I know I'm in a
good place and that helps but the fear is ever present. I called my
husband crying tonight b/c I was so scared about her heart rate going
up and I just dont know what that means but I know they were all
running around me with all the bells and whistles. She seems fine now
thankfully. I had no signs or symptoms when my bleeding occured. I
was just finishing up dinner dishes, no pains, nothing. I stood up
and all hell broke loose. I thought omg I think my water just broke!
I was 28 weeks then. So I ran to the bathroom and discovered blood
that just kept coming, omg I never felt such fear! I just kept
thinking omg Im losing her, god please help us. we made it to a local
hospital but they said they werent equiped to deliver a 28 week baby.
Then i was flown here. The bleeding has stopped and baby has been
stable the whole time. Later I learned that I was probably in more
danger than she was from the massive blood loss. I am soooo grateful
she is ok! Even though there is a chance they may have to do
emergency c section, every day is another day for her to get
stronger. So you and I are due around the same time then? My due date
is Jan 22. Thanks for writing back. I can see I stumbled on to a good
group! Wishing you all the best!

--- In placentaabruption@yahoogroups.com, Donna Dorsey
<momjay2003@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Gigi -
>
> I lost my son Devan Christopher at 31 weeks 3 years ago in March
due to a PA. I found this site while I was still in mourning and
deeply depressed. Talking to others really helped me understand that
while there was only a 1-3% chance of what happened to happen, there
were other women out there who had been through what I have.
>
> I am now 30 weeks pregnant and EXTREMELY paranoid about every
little ache, pain, lack of movement, etc., because I had a hidden PA
that did not show any bleeding - it was only noticed when I had
severe cramping and I lost consciousness due to the internal
bleeding. I am not on bedrest, and wonder if maybe I should, just to
be careful?? Doctors say there is nothing that bedrest could do at
this point to help prevent a PA from occuring, so I just wait
patiently.
>
> I agree, you are in the best place you could be - thank God you
found the abruption before it is too late. I know it must be hard to
be far from your family, but you are doing what you need to do to
ensure you have a healthy child to add to that family.
>
> If you need anything, let us know.
>
> Gigi <CrystalGoddess29@...> wrote:
> Hi Sarah,
> I'm sorry for any misunderstanding, maybe I didn't word it
> correctly. My other 2 pregnancies were completely normal, I have a
17
> year old and a 13 year old. Again so sorry for confusion. I truly
am
> so sorry for your losses. So scarey laying here and fearing the
> worst. Today they have announced that I have gestational diabetes.
I
> had no signs or symptoms... I just don't know what the hell is
going
> on anymore. They told me that from my ultrasound that the
separation
> is smaller than last week however there is a blood clot they are
> concerned about. So I guess I'm here for the duration. It so
hard...
> my youngest calls me everyday and cries she misses me. The hospital
> they flew me to is a considerable distance from my home so visits
are
> few. Tonight they are also concerned that her heartbeat is too high
> for too long, it goes back down for a while then shoots right up
> again. Im trying so hard to be calm for her sake. I know, I'm
> rambling, just don't know what to do with myself. Thanks for
> listening.
>
> --- In placentaabruption@yahoogroups.com, sarah maloney
> <sarmaloney@> wrote:
> >
> > Hi Gigi,
> >
> > My name is Sarah and I too had found this site by chance 2 years
> ago after the loss of my son by abruption. Unfortunately, there
> seems to be less and less people chatting on the site these days.
> However, when I had found the site there was a lot more support. I
am
> really sorry to hear of your previous losses. I also lost two
> pregnancies. The first was a 7 week miscarriage and the second was
> in 2004 at 24 weeks. I had a little boy who we named Keegan
> Robbie. I recently had a baby, two weeks ago in fact. I can tell
> you that I was very scared the whole pregnancy because of my
previous
> history. I had an incompetent cervix with a stitch put in, and
> gestational diabetes during this pregnancy.
> > Thankfully, you are in the best place possible. Being in a
> hospital means that you can be monitered continuously. Which is
> definitely a good thing.
> > I know how difficult bedrest can be. I was on bedrest my whole
> pregnancy...
> > I hope that this site can provide you with support and answer any
> questions you may have.
> >
> > Hope to hear from you soon. Keep me informed on your progress.
> >
> > Take care
> > Sarah
> >
> > Gigi <CrystalGoddess29@> wrote:
> > Hi all,
> > I just wanted to say hi and introduce myself. My name is Gigi. I
> > am currently in the hospital on bedrest. Im just about 30 weeks
> > pregnant and had a severe bleeding episode last week. A small
> placenta
> > abruption Im told. It's been a hell of a week... I was medivaced
to
> > another hospital that could take care of a 28 week baby because
> they
> > thought I was looking at an emergency c section but the bleeding
> has
> > stopped and my baby is doing well, thank god! I'm still laying
here
> > scared to death because I'm told there is a collection of blood
> that
> > could be more of an abruption waiting to happen and that
basically
> I am
> > a time bomb. I had lost a great deal of blood in the process so
> even
> > though my baby is doing well, I'm still scared to death. I found
> this
> > group by chance while searching for info on my condition. I had
> never
> > heard of it before. This is my third child and my other 2
> pregnancies
> > were completely uneventful... just the usual complaints. So thats
> > basically my story. I look forward to chatting with you.
> >
> > Gigi
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
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