WeasleyMum
09-12-2008, 10:54 AM
After four miscarriages, I can't even pretend to think that getting pregnant would = having a baby. Yes, we're seeing an RE... yes,we have the go-ahead to try, try again. Yes, I'm on progesterone, baby aspirin, vitamins, and fish oil. Mentally, I just can't think that (should we get pregnant this cycle or soon) it will ever be any different than what's already gone down. And yet, I can't stop trying, I just can't. I need to try again, and DH does too. Getting pregnant has been really easy for us so far: twice on the first try, once on the second, once on the third. So dealing with another pregnancy (loss) is highly probable... I just don't know how to keep doing this. We're in the wait-and-see stage now, and it's quite possible that we're pregnant again (I know I O'd (tested), we DTD at the right time) and I just don't know how to deal.
How important is it to believe that a pregnancy is viable? Does thinking thoughts of doom increase the doomish odds? For the last two pregnancies, I promised myself I wouldn't think ahead, wouldn't get too attached or excited, but it didn't work. I would get excited and start thinking ahead, and the pregnancy would fail. For some reason I always start thinking that "this one is the one!", even at 5 weeks. I want to protect myself from that somehow, but I don't know how.
Any help?
How important is it to believe that a pregnancy is viable? Does thinking thoughts of doom increase the doomish odds? For the last two pregnancies, I promised myself I wouldn't think ahead, wouldn't get too attached or excited, but it didn't work. I would get excited and start thinking ahead, and the pregnancy would fail. For some reason I always start thinking that "this one is the one!", even at 5 weeks. I want to protect myself from that somehow, but I don't know how.
Any help?