Hi lovelies, happy New Year's Eve xx
I live in Hampshire, but am now in Greece for the xmas-new year's holiday period. I am glad and grateful I had my early scan here for €30 (about £35-40) a week ago at 7w+2, (measured me at 7w+5) as, apart from the wonderful reassurance of hearing the bean's heartbeat, the Dr also spotted that 6cm growth of mine in my left ovary. Although I am now terrified at the thought of it being malignant
As long as it doesn't grow too fast and the baby doesn't get affected, anything else, like pain or operation, I can face. But the thought of ovary removal or hysterectomy, like I've read online in some cases, terrifies me and makes me so sad
Elspeth, it was internal, it all happened very fast and I didn't have a choice as I guess that is the practice of this Dr before 10 weeks. I went prepared for it thankfully but was secretly hoping it would be external lol. Please don't be scared, it is uncomfortable at the thought mostly and I think it is preferable for early scans for better view/more precise measurements? It all happens very quickly, no pain I promise, and you get quickly distracted and in awe of what you see on the screen and that sound of the little heart beating away xx
PeanutButter what you have sounds like the beginning of nausea to me. My nausea is 24/7 and I am like
Elspeth. Cooking is such a struggle and feel like retching at the thought of everything constantly. I only get a break from queasiness WHILST I'm eating. Then as soon as I'm done it comes back
Even water makes me feel sick after I drink it and this is so hard as I'm so thirsty for water
I might try carbonated water with a splash of lemon squash, see if it's any better. But it seems hard to find squash here in Greece
Sending lots of love and sticky new year's babydust to all of you. One wish only from the bottom of my heart: health and strength to
all of you mamas and our beans xx