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Pregnant again after a miscarriage.

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Anneke
Hi everyone,
I had a miscarriage in April and am now pregnant again.
I'm really super happy, but I'm also so scared.
I'm 1 day late and my hcg level is at 303.
During my miscarriage, it was only at 46, so I hope this is a positive sign.
I'm having the first ultrasound when I'm 8 weeks along.
So it's still a while of anxious waiting.
Are there any other women who were this scared after a miscarriage that it would happen again?

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  1. Puck #2

    Hi Anneke, that's so lovely! Congratulations. I hope you have a beautiful pregnancy now.
    It'll probably still be a bit nerve-wracking for a while, I don't have any tips for that. Unfortunately, you can only wait and see now.

  2. bary #3

    Congratulations Anneke!
    I was also very unsure at the beginning. Unfortunately, it continues until the term ultrasound. At least that was the case for me.. only from then on when I started to feel my baby (17.2) I felt a bit more confident. Try to enjoy this beautiful time

  3. Babytje4 #4

    Hey, my hCG value was 160 one day after the IUI, so that's already pretty good for you. Wishing you lots of success and hoping everything is going well with your pregnancy.

  4. Joy #5

    Congratulations! I'm now over 20 weeks pregnant and the fear is still there. Or rather, the disbelief that everything will be okay this time. Even though I'm already feeling him pretty well
    Anyway, it's a scary wait for everyone until that milestone ultrasound.

  5. stéfanie #6

    Yes, I’m just as scared!
    I’m now 15w4d pregnant after a miscarriage in July.
    Still scared...
    My HCG was 46 the first time and this time it was already over 300. So that’s a positive sign.

    Wishing you lots of success

  6. Anneke started this #7

    Hopefully our stories will continue to align then, because I had the exact same thing the first time

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