You know.. I was just looking up an old post for a friend and was reading some old stuff.
I came across
this post
from when I was 16w pregnant. Looking back I wonder if that wasn't the beginning of my pre-e. My subsequent doctor's appointments were fine, but maybe that's when things started to go south. It was intermittent but there?
After that point I had some trouble with migraines. Maybe they were a result of high bp?
I hate to Monday morning quarterback, but I can't help but to wonder.
It makes me sick to think that it may have started as early as 16w. But it's entirely possible.
Effing Pre-E.
--Trish
P.S. Robbie's doing well. His eating is a little better. Not "normal" of course, but better than it was before the surgery. And he's clearly loving being back home. He's been in a great mood for the last few days.
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2 comments:
So glad to hear Robbie is doing well.
Yes. F*cking Pre-E.
I've decided that researching pre-E is going to be my lifelong quest. I've got a study in mind that, when I get to that point in my career, would like to carry out. And when I did my presentation on it for school, I mentioned sweet Robbie. It's a horrible, horrible thing and I can't wait until it's vanquished for good.
Yeah. I'll join the F*ck pre-e club. Hate it. Hate knowing how it was robbing my son. I would love to be able to do something real about it. To save future moms and babies from prematurity, pain, you name it.
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