Jay came home on August 8th and we took another test together. This one was digital and we were both so excited to see "pregnant" pop up on the screen. The word seems so much more real than the two little lines!
On August 11th I had my first beta test and the results came in at 303 for my 11dp6dt beta. With the twins I was 433 on 9dp5dt so I had a feeling that I am only pregnant with one baby this time. I was definitely hoping for twins because that would mean this is my last pregnancy but I am really excited about how easy one baby will be (watch my child turn out to be a non-sleeping, colicky baby!)!
On August 14th we did the second beta and it was 1280 on 14dpt6td. This was closer to my second number with the twins so it made Jay think that we were having twins... I still think its just one due to how different I'm feeling this pregnancy.
Our last beta was on August 16th and was 2572. They schedule us for our ultrasound and we are so excited to get a peek at this baby!
Unfortunately, that same evening I was had some cramping during dinner and when I used the restroom before bed I realized I was bleeding a significant amount. I burst into tears and Jay was visibly upset too. We had been pretty casual about the baby up until this point but all of a sudden it felt so much more real. I called the doctor and he was very optimistic that I wasn't miscarrying but that I should sleep on it and depending on how much blood I lost overnight would determine our baby's fate. I prayed and prayed that the bleeding would stop and when I woke up the next morning, it had stopped. I felt soooo thankful.
It wasn't until yesterday that I had the courage to take another pregnancy test. Even though the bleeding stopped when I woke up, I still worried that I had miscarried. To make things worse, I had started bleeding again last night and thought that this might really be the end of it. But to my excitement, the pregnancy test was still positive! I am so excited for our ultrasound and really want to know why I am having this bleeding. I want to make sure everything is okay with our little one. This is such a nervous wait!