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First pregnancy was smooth, no issues (minus public symphsis dysfunction). Gave birth at 40+3 in 2024.

Had a chemical pregnancy Aug. 2025

Had a missed miscarriage Feb. 2026.

Thought I was pregnant last month since my period was 5 days late only for it to be a case of late ovulation.

Diagnosed with antiphospholipid syndrome last month.

Now, it's day 28! Was intimate all throughout my fertility window....just for my period to show up this morning just as I was about to take a pregnancy test. UGHHHH.

First pregnancy was smooth, no issues (minus public symphsis dysfunction). Gave birth at 40+3 in 2024.

Had a chemical pregnancy Aug. 2025

Had a missed miscarriage Feb. 2026.

Thought I was pregnant last month since my period was 5 days late only for it to be a case of late ovulation.

Diagnosed with antiphospholipid syndrome last month.

Now, it's day 28! Was intimate all throughout my fertility window....just for my period to show up this morning just as I was about to take a pregnancy test. UGHHHH.

First pregnancy was smooth, no issues (minus public symphsis dysfunction). Gave birth at 40+3 in 2024.

Had a chemical pregnancy Aug. 2025

Had a missed miscarriage Feb. 2026.

Thought I was pregnant last month since my period was 5 days late only for it to be a case of late ovulation.

Diagnosed with antiphospholipid syndrome last month.

Now, it's day 28! Was intimate all throughout my fertility window....just for my period to show up this morning just as I was about to take a pregnancy test. UGHHHH.

Tried potty training the past two days and I'm throwing in the towel until my daughter is a few months older. I don't think she's ready yet.

She can't pull down her pants, she's fine being in her diaper (shows no discomfort, although she thinks pulling off her diaper in public is hilarious -__-), she doesn't hide to go pee or poop and she's not really verbal yet (speech therapy is set for Sept.) so she's not telling us that she has to go pee or poop. She loves to flush the toilet and wash her hands, but there was no connection to potty training beyond that.

We're not defeated, we just want to give it more time.

Hey ya'll!

I have a healthy two year old daughter, but I've had two miscarriages within the span of six months (1 chem, 1 MMC). Labs came back normal.

Hubby and I are trying again, and I'll test tomorrow to see if I'm preggo, but after multiple miscarriages, do you even get excited about being pregnant? Do you deal with a sense of hesitancy when you see the positive test?

I'm trying not to be negative, but a tiny bit of me feels like "Let's see if this one will actually stick."