[Amazona]

So, I didn´t update on this before but just wanted to let you know that the twin I lost at 7 weeks is completely gone now.

I am amazed at how our bodies work. Never had any bleeding or any symptoms.
If it weren´t for the NT scan, I would´ve never found out.

Sometimes I question myself if it wasn´t just a bad dream... but then I look at the u/s pics and I realize it wasn´t.

But I´m happy to know that everything is fine with "unnamed baby" and there is nothing to worry about. I was afraid that it would affect him in some way but it didn´t.

[sarahlorrain]

It's so amazing what our bodies can do. I wonder how often this happens and we don't know since a lot of women don't get their first U/S until about 20 weeks anyway.

[Mod-LadyCoconut]

[megpie]

Is that on your mind a lot? For me, I think I would thinking about the twin a lot. HUGS!!!!

[*SamF*]

my only reminder is those early u/s pics. It does kinda show though that they are as common as they say- most just don't ever know because the first u/s isn't till 18-20 weeks.

[gina!]

[Amazona]

Originally Posted by megpie

Is that on your mind a lot? For me, I think I would thinking about the twin a lot. HUGS!!!!

Not anymore.

At first it was hard to "digest" because I was totally not expecting that.

Then it made me worry about the other baby... I was told over and over that it wouldn´t affect the other baby but I still worried it would. Plus there was this big case in Peru a few weeks ago where a 2 year old was operated to remove his twin that was inside his belly . It weighed 1.5 kg and was still feeding from his blood... I know it´s nothing alike because mine were in 2 different sacs but it freaked me out.

But now that I´ve seen the other baby wiggling around and feeling him move, I don´t think of that anymore... plus it´s been a couple of months so I think I made peace with it

[~Daniell~]

Im glad you are in a better place