For those that have miscarried, but have gotten pregnant with their rainbow baby after... did you ever have thoughts…

So sorry for your loss. Constant fear can be very normal. I experienced that as well as I’ve had two losses. I’m sure people who haven’t experienced a loss feel a similar fear as well at times. Hang in there and take it one day at a time. Thinking of you.

Every day I worried. We lost our angel last summer. I tried to be so careful and whenever I did something that I worried would have hurt her I started to panic and laid down and relaxed while drink cold water or juice until I felt her start wiggling again. My SO was extremely helpful, but he couldn't make it go away. I just wanted her to be okay. Every little milestone helped for a little while though, helped the worry go down even though never all the way. Getting out of the first trimester. The first ultrasound (I got it late). Feeling her movements. Finding out gender. Hitting viability. Going from monthly appointments to bi-weekly. Going from bi-weekly to weekly appointments. Everyday with every wiggle was helpful and comforting as the day got closer. The worry won't go away, even after baby is born. Worrying comes with being that little one's momma. I know it's hard but try not to stress, baby needs you to be as relaxed as possible.

I miscarried at 5 months on July 24th 2011 then had my rainbow baby July 25th 2018. I didnt get pregnant in between that. Of I would have had my baby in 2011 I would have only been 17.

Yes , I was and am like that. I had a healthy pregnancy after my first miscarriage. I recently had a miscarriage this year In sept and

I’m scared to have another one. Be strong. Your baby will be perfectly fine 💜

Every other pregnancy ended in a miscarriage for me. I lost my baby at 11 weeks last August. I had my baby girl in the beginning of Sept. I worried about her everyday till she was born. Even though everything would come back perfect I still had a fear in the back of my mind. I heard my daughter's heartbeat for the first time on my due date of the baby that had passed away. It was a very emotional day. I'm sorry for your loss. I hope that you can find peace during your pregnancy.

I miscarried in 2017 and got pregnant with my son and had him 9-6-18

So sorry for your loss. Constant fear can be very normal. I experienced that as well as I’ve had two losses. I’m sure people who haven’t experienced a loss feel a similar fear as well at times. Hang in there and take it one day at a time. Thinking of you.

Every day I worried. We lost our angel last summer. I tried to be so careful and whenever I did something that I worried would have hurt her I started to panic and laid down and relaxed while drink cold water or juice until I felt her start wiggling again. My SO was extremely helpful, but he couldn't make it go away. I just wanted her to be okay. Every little milestone helped for a little while though, helped the worry go down even though never all the way. Getting out of the first trimester. The first ultrasound (I got it late). Feeling her movements. Finding out gender. Hitting viability. Going from monthly appointments to bi-weekly. Going from bi-weekly to weekly appointments. Everyday with every wiggle was helpful and comforting as the day got closer. The worry won't go away, even after baby is born. Worrying comes with being that little one's momma. I know it's hard but try not to stress, baby needs you to be as relaxed as possible.

Yes I worry all the time. I got pregnant a month later and am 34 weeks with the baby.

I agree with the Doppler. It helped ease my mind especially because I couldn’t feel baby kick until after 20 weeks and my appts were so far apart.

I'm 22 weeks and constantly have fear. This has not been the pregnancy happiness I had hoped for. I bought a Doppler and it helped ease some anxiety.