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Ectopic Pregnancy at 19
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Ectopic Pregnancy at 19
I had found out I was pregnant in the hospital on January 20th at around 2 pm and then found out it was ectopic and it had already ruptured 2 hours later and got rushed to the OR. This was not planned whatsoever and the father bolted the second I told him and I was never going to be a fit mother but I was ready to do whatever it took for that baby until that choice was taken from me.
I shouldn’t be upset. I deserved this. I had this coming to me right? I’m only 19. Then why does it feel like I lost a child when I was only 6 weeks? Why do I wish that I could have seen the baby’s face, fingers, toes? I feel sick with guilt and it feels like I just got punished with my baby in the crossfire.
Re: Ectopic Pregnancy at 19
I had a completely different experience with an ectopic and it was very very hard. But know that you are not alone and we are all here together.
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I found this thread helpful ^^^
Feel free to message or post again with any comments or questions. Hang in there
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Re: Ectopic Pregnancy at 19
I am so sorry to hear that you have suffered this ectopic pregnancy and loss. Even if we were not ready for a pregnancy, suffering from an ectopic pregnancy is still a physical and emotional trauma. It can bring up many emotions, even relief. There have been other women on these boards who have expressed similar feelings, and these are all valid and part of the experience of pregnancy, which is individual for each of us.
Your experience is so recent that I hope you are having some time for rest and recovery. Please know that we are here for you throughout your recovery and for as long as you need.
With good wishes,
Michele
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Re: Ectopic Pregnancy at 19
I just wanted to eccho others' words to say that there's nothing you did to deserve it. I don't imagine than being young makes it less traumatologie to go through an event that is both a pregnancy loss and a life-threatening medical emergency. I'm really sorry you're going through all of it and totally understand your pain and wish to have known the little life you were growing. I hope you can surround yourself with love despite the father not being up to it. It doesn't get easy but it does get a bit easier with time.
Take care, Cam