pregnant after mc in May.. is it normal to feel scared ?update****

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and is it normal to still get faint bfps at 14dpo ?

UPDATE -- My test are getting lighter.. not darker ane cb digital says not pregnant...                                  UPDATE : Did a blood test.. came back negative 😭

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I had a missed miscarriage in January, my husband and I found out at the first scan. 
I’m lucky enough to be pregnant again, and am 24 weeks today. 
I have found the two pregnancy experiences completely different- the first time I was so excited, we talked about names, our plans for the baby etc. This time it has been really difficult to feel bonded with the baby, I am glad it is happening- don’t get me wrong, but with pregnancy after loss the innocence of pregnancy is taken away- we are only to aware of what could happen, and so it makes it more difficult to let yourself be excited and imagined your future, just incase the worst happens again. Having said that, the anxieties have eased a little with time- being able to feel baby move now is very reassuring.

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Yup! I don’t feel excited at all. We had a missed MC and found out at our first appointment. I feel like I can’t get excited until after the first appointment and see the heartbeat. Everything “if the baby makes it”. 3 more weeks...

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I just found out this week that I'm pregnant it's really early so far it's just a faint positive and after my MC in Aug I'm very numb and so scared. Then I feel guilty bc being pregnant is a blessing and having this second chance I don't take for granted

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I feel the same way. I had a MC in June and found out a week ago that I’m expecting again. I’m terrified and not yet excited.

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Yep I’m 16 weeks and still petrified

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I totally am! I had an early MC in June. I keep waiting for the worst to happen

pregnant after mc in May.. is it normal to feel scared ?update****

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