Re: Update -- Today's ultrasound / OB visit

[Guest guest]

Diane,

I am so sorry to hear about the sad news. Your in my prayers.

D.

Texas

Gastric Bypass 4-18-03

-103 pounds

Pregnant with 2nd child(5 months)

Have only gained 7 pds. so far!

[Guest guest]

Diane,

So sorry for your loss. ((( HUGS )))

Herlean

--- " Diane (DeForest) Woodring "

wrote:

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> Thanks to everyone for your thoughts and prayers

> today.

> Unfortunately, we have miscarried (I was 9 wks pg).

> I knew it was a

> possibility, but it was still difficult to hear.

>

> The staff at both offices was so nice and

> considerate -- the

> ultrasound tech immediately told us what we were

> seeing (and not

> seeing) and explained everything. When we got to

> the Dr.'s office

> (only one block away), they already had the report

> of the findings

> and were ready to speak with us immediately. The

> compassion from

> both of these offices was really amazing.

>

> I'll be having a D & C tomorrow. The hopeful side is

> that both times

> we've been pregnant -- both with my daughter and

> with this

> pregnancy, we became PG the first month we tried.

> So, we'll rest

> for a few cycles, and then try again.

>

> And, I think this makes me appreciate my little

> Caroline even more --

> knowing that I had spotting with her, but everything

> worked out

> alright. Having her smile at us this evening has

> helped make

> everyone feel better.

>

> Thanks again to everyone for your consideration, and

> good luck to

> everyone with your pregnancies. I'm planning on

> lurking about on

> this group, hoping that in a few months we'll be

> able to report that

> we're pregnant again.

>

> Regards,

>

> Diane Woodring -- 40 years old

> Lap RNY 7/2001

> Mom to Caroline Grace 3/5/2004

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" Wherever I AM, GOD Is...and All is Well. " 2004 - Master of Science2000 -

B.Sc.1999 - Married to DH, Bill

[Guest guest]

diane, i'm very sorry for your loss. hang in there and i'm sure we'll hear from

you when you're ready to try again that you're pregnnat once again.

aka mom2ben99 (jennilee75@...)

Kay Independent Beauty Consultant

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Gastric Bypass-Lap RNY 3/12/04-Dr Dunshee in Topeka Ks.

Baby boy due 2/17/05-Shanndon

original wt. 342/current wt. 206/goal wt. 140

Update -- Today's ultrasound / OB visit

Thanks to everyone for your thoughts and prayers today.

Unfortunately, we have miscarried (I was 9 wks pg). I knew it was a

possibility, but it was still difficult to hear.

The staff at both offices was so nice and considerate -- the

ultrasound tech immediately told us what we were seeing (and not

seeing) and explained everything. When we got to the Dr.'s office

(only one block away), they already had the report of the findings

and were ready to speak with us immediately. The compassion from

both of these offices was really amazing.

I'll be having a D & C tomorrow. The hopeful side is that both times

we've been pregnant -- both with my daughter and with this

pregnancy, we became PG the first month we tried. So, we'll rest

for a few cycles, and then try again.

And, I think this makes me appreciate my little Caroline even more --

knowing that I had spotting with her, but everything worked out

alright. Having her smile at us this evening has helped make

everyone feel better.

Thanks again to everyone for your consideration, and good luck to

everyone with your pregnancies. I'm planning on lurking about on

this group, hoping that in a few months we'll be able to report that

we're pregnant again.

Regards,

Diane Woodring -- 40 years old

Lap RNY 7/2001

Mom to Caroline Grace 3/5/2004

Children are a blessing, and a gift from the Lord. -Psalm 127:3

[Guest guest]

Diane,

I am so sorry to hear this. Hang in there. You are in my thoughts and

prayers.

- Divine

edd 4/19

>

>

> Thanks to everyone for your thoughts and prayers today.

> Unfortunately, we have miscarried (I was 9 wks pg). I knew it was

a

> possibility, but it was still difficult to hear.

>

> The staff at both offices was so nice and considerate -- the

> ultrasound tech immediately told us what we were seeing (and not

> seeing) and explained everything. When we got to the Dr.'s office

> (only one block away), they already had the report of the findings

> and were ready to speak with us immediately. The compassion from

> both of these offices was really amazing.

>

> I'll be having a D & C tomorrow. The hopeful side is that both times

> we've been pregnant -- both with my daughter and with this

> pregnancy, we became PG the first month we tried. So, we'll rest

> for a few cycles, and then try again.

>

> And, I think this makes me appreciate my little Caroline even more -

-

> knowing that I had spotting with her, but everything worked out

> alright. Having her smile at us this evening has helped make

> everyone feel better.

>

> Thanks again to everyone for your consideration, and good luck to

> everyone with your pregnancies. I'm planning on lurking about on

> this group, hoping that in a few months we'll be able to report

that

> we're pregnant again.

>

> Regards,

>

> Diane Woodring -- 40 years old

> Lap RNY 7/2001

> Mom to Caroline Grace 3/5/2004