What did you do different for your Rainbow Baby

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Hi Ladies,after your MC what did you do different whether it be your body, vitamins or even other medications.

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Honestly, nothing. MCs are so common and cannot be prevented (in most cases). It sucks not being in control of the outcome, but I still followed all of the recommendations. Best of luck to you!

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Stopped trying 😅 we had 3 back to back MC. After the last one we wanted to take a break but got pregnant without trying and just had our rainbow baby in February 🙏🏻🙏🏻

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I had ectopic and had to take methotrexate. Since we were advised not to try for 3 months I decided to focus on my health.  I joined WW, and started to workout 5x a week. Lost some weight and on the first time we were able to have unprotected sex we got pregnant. This is the first time I honestly wasn't tracking or caring if I got pregnant. It is still early so we will see if it sticks.

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I stopped drinking coffee and alcohol entirely. I don’t know if that’s actually what did it, but it made me feel like I had a little control over my body.

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There was a 1.5yr between my Journey and conceiving my son (due any day). We weren't trying, but we weren't preventing. I took prenatals regularly, changed my head meds 1mo prior, prayed 1 Samuel 1, and decided not to obsess over testing. The next month we conceived. :)

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When I found out I was pregnant I started taking progesterone and a baby aspirin as well as my prenatal.

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I am currently on my second rainbow pregnancy.  3 mc before my first and 2 mc before this one.  I was diagnosed with antiphospholipid antibody syndrome after my 3rd miscarriage.  With our daughter I took progesterone until 13 weeks and took baby aspirin my whole pregnancy.  Delivered her at 37 weeks due to pre eclampsia.
This pregnancy we are doing the same. I am 13 weeks 1 day and just took my last progesterone pill (ever, I am extremely emotional over it) and currently on 2 baby aspirin.  One to combat the antiphospholipid antibody syndrome and 1 to combat pre eclampsia.
At about 35 weeks I will go back down to 1 baby aspirin a day so I can get an epidural when induced.

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