Today we learned of the gender of our triploid baby. It was a boy. A little boy we could not save.
I asked the question not really prepared for the answer. But it didn’t matter what the answer was.
Heart = Broken.
Today we learned of the gender of our triploid baby. It was a boy. A little boy we could not save.
I asked the question not really prepared for the answer. But it didn’t matter what the answer was.
Heart = Broken.
Keeping the hope for a successful pregnancy and a take-home baby after miscarriage
Calmer Babies and Happier Parents
evidence-based birth information
Following pregnancy and hopeful parenthood following repeat pregnancy loss
Coping with and trying to solve recurrent miscarriage
My journey from pregnancy, through missed miscarriage and beyond
Life after preterm loss of twins.
Couldn't have predicted this a year ago...
Hoping these two muppets arrive safely and on time
Adventures in IVF from "Public Auditions" to the "Live Shows"
Dealing with infertility, IVF and Balanced Translocation
my experience with recurrent miscarriage
-- Surviving. Living. Hoping. -- Recurrent Pregnancy Loss & Adoption
my journey as a bereaved mama
The world according to Laura.
Hoping, Praying and Wishing for our own baby Wales
My journey through infertility, IVF, and pregnancy.
blogging on infertility + motherhood
Trying to live through my worst nightmare
The trials and tribulations of a girl TTC
So far, bump-less.
An ongoing struggle with recurrent pregnancy loss
An ongoing struggle with recurrent pregnancy loss
My infertility journey a.k.a. another infertility blog
Life touched by infertility and loss.
The bumpy road to a "complete" family...whatever that means
Where Honesty Meets Infertility
Writer. Blogger. Dreamer. Mother.
An ongoing struggle with recurrent pregnancy loss
A great WordPress.com site
Our journey to parenthood
Trying to conceive, one day at a time
Our infertility, miscarriage, IVF, and pregnancy journey x 2 (still waiting on pregnancy #2)
Stories of hope from the other side of infertility
unexplained infertility, twin pregnancy, and me
Miscarriage, Trisomy 13, grief, and a journey
From TTC to Attachment Parenting
Baby Elliott from the beginning (very beginning....)
Our journey to becoming parents the assisted way.
...an infertile's life as a submariner's wife
Wear those aprons high, single ladies!
My journey to health and hopefully pregnancy
to expand our fur family to include a tiny human
day by day.
Project Sweet Pea 
How sad. I imagine this has brought all of your emotions regarding your loss back to the forefront. We did not have the option of discovering the sex of our two lost babies as no tests were carried out and I think this is something I am grateful for as it has enabled me to maintain a level of detachment. I hope that this knowledge will help you grieve for your baby and that the tests which are being done will lead you closer to having the child you long for.
Thanks so much. It’s so tough no matter how you look at it. I feel for you. Xo
😦
I’m so sorry for your pain.
We were unable to find out our lost baby’s gender, but I dreamed that she was a girl, so I hang on to that. I’m not sure truly knowing could make things any easier.
Hope and hugs to you.
I’m so sorry. Thinking of you.
Thanks so much