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Re:the whole story of Death after Birth
Posted by jecardoso on 16:55 6/11/2007:
In Reply to: Death after Birth posted by jecardoso on 16:14 6/11/2007:
I was 5 months pregnant with triplets. 2 boys and 1 girl. It was my first pregnancy and my husband and I have been trying for about 4 years. I have PCOS. At my last appointment which was just a normal retine appointment I was told my was dilated and one of the baby's sack was coming through and I had to be hospitalized. From that day the doctors told me it didn't look good and I was probably going to lose the pregnancy. I was so upset. I was in the hospital in on strick bed rest to see how long I could keep the babies in. The sack of that baby that came through was leaking but was not completely ruptured and he had plenty of fluid around him. Well 5 days later his water broke and I had to deliever him. He was 9oz. He lived for 2 and a half hours and died in my arm. He was burried while I was still in the hospital trying to save the other 2 babies. Their sacks were still fine and the babies were doing really well. My cervix was no longer dilated. The placenta from that baby was still in the uterus. One week later I started getting period cramps. They gave me so moltrin and it helped. The next morning I went to use the bathroom and got back in bed. 20 minutes later my water from the second baby water broke. From that morning I started labor. I was contracting all day randomly. At 10 that nigtht my contractions started every 2 minutes and didn't stop all night. The next morning at 7am I was told I had an infection and I had to deliever both of the babies. I was in labor all day and at 4:30 the evening I believered the other boy 14.6 and 10 minutes later I delievered the girl 15 oz. They two also died 2 and a half hour later. I had trouble delievering the placenta so I had to have a D & C done. I lost a lot of blood and was out of it for the rest of the night. Two days later I get to go home. That was really hard. I thought it wouldn't be but being home with all these feeling I felt so empty. I felt like I was out of place and my house looked really different. I feel more comfortable home now but I still have that lost and empty feeling. I am open to talk to anyone who has been through the same situations. As I am learning there are a lot of us women who have had experiences like me. It is really hard and I don't know if talking about it will help but I will try it. That is my story
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