Back from u/s

[Kittykins]

fantastic news! and if the baby implanted low in the uterus, that might well have something to do with it - it's that much closer to the cervix, so the cells will be more sensitive. I think cervical bleeding with low implantation is relatively common. Later on in pregnancy the placenta will almost certainly move up and away from the cervix of its own accord, and you won't be so sensitive.

 

[rusks]

so glad hun was thinking about you today xx

 

[Tasha20]

Thank you sooo much!!!

Kitty I agree and thought that myself, it could well be the fact its low, first thing I thought when I saw it

Thank you again everyone!

 

[ejjie]

Brilliant news Tasha hon, I'm really pleased xx

 

[Tasha20]

Ta hunny!

 

[sarah113]

glad all is well hun

 

[reallyoldmum]

great news Tasha - introduce your DH to his hand for the next couple of weeks

Jane x

 

[Tasha20]

thanks

And ROM yes I will