Ectopic Pregnancy

I left parts of myself for dead — Please let me know if you don’t want to be tagged. For me, it’s easy to just skip the email or notification, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t super annoying for other people. I’ve removed anyone who hasn’t replied or tagged me. …

TL:DR I’ve had an ectopic pregnancy, it was hell and also I was incredibly blessed with support, I am mostly in the clear now. I am aware that I am sharing potentially graphic content online and yet I am not ashamed or think it is, “not appropriate”. This is a…

Links to other parts: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5 By 1:15 AM I was back in the emergency room waiting area and wanted nothing more than to lie down, as the gas pains, rectal pressure, and tiredness were really getting to me. Probably around 1:30…

Yes, I have an IUS (intrauterine system) and yes, I got pregnant whilst having it, it in the tubes -.- Here’s the story behind it and all the frustrating consequences that I experienced after finding out about it. The Pregnancy Test Monday, the 30th of January 2023, started off as a typical week…

Click here to read Part 1. After I realized that I was still pregnant (despite thinking that I miscarried), I called my OB’s office and spoke to their nurse, and explained what had been going on. She ordered blood tests (hCG and progesterone) and after we got the results we…

11.05.17 I’ve done two tests. The first one I bought in Bexhill, because that’s where I bought the positive tests for my son, M, and the second pregnancy, and it’s where I started to go into labour with M. I know how ludicrous my logic is: but with a Bexhill…

12.01.16 It’s now been 5 months since the day they removed my pregnancy and my left Fallopian tube. The operation went swiftly and I was so relieved. Relieved that it was gone, relieved that the ordeal was over, relieved that there were no more decisions to be made. …

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Embracing the darkest side of myself after almost dying due to an ectopic pregnancy was one of the most difficult things I’ve ever done. — Sometimes life brings you joy and sometimes it takes you to hell and back without an instruction manual. Halfway through September 2011, I woke up in the most excruciating pain in the middle of the night. It felt like a thousand knives cutting my belly from the inside.