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tnicolle
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PostPosted: 07/04/08 - 11:04    Post subject: Has anyone been here before Vote now! Reply with quote
Ok. So I just went and had an ultrasound on Wed. I know exactly how far along I am because I know exactly what day I had sex, which was the 18th of May, which would have made me 6 weeks this past Sunday. Anyway, the ultrasound showed that I was 7 weeks and 2 days, which is not possible. But it didn't show a heartbeat. So I am scared. The doctor has taken blood and I have to go back Monday for them to take more so that they can count hormone levels. I am scared. Has anyone experienced this before? The doc said that they could see the yolk sac, which means that something is growing. But I want to know if anyone has experienced this before so that I'll know what to look forward to. Thanks
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PostPosted: 07/14/08 - 00:10    Post subject: no heart beat yet Vote now! Reply with quote
Hi. Best wishes to you. I hope everything is fine.
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