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I've read that as far as things like this go (falling, too) you would have to do some kind of significant damage to yourself before your baby would be harmed. The human uterus is Nature's greatest shock absorption system. I'm sure there's nothing wrong.

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Me (Jenny): 27 - PCOS, hypothyroid
DH (James): 29 - Slightly low morphology

TTC 3+ years; 1st year and a half wasted with a worthless doctor

2007
2 failed Clomid cycles
Ectopic pregnancy

2008
3/5 - new cycle - Clomid and Follistim
3/31 - positive hpt
4/2 - 1st beta - 48.5! Estrogen 324, Progesterone 35.9
4/4 - 2nd beta - 113.8!
4/7 - 3rd beta - 487!!
4/11 - 4th beta - 2987

4/16 - 1st u/s - 1 beautiful healthy peanut in exactly the right place!
4/23 - 2nd u/s - everything still great. Saw and heard the heartbeat! 122bpm!
5/6 - 3rd u/s- Absolutely amazing. Measuring 8w6d, 172bpm; released to OB
6/4 - Everything is still perfect. Measuring right on track, hb 161bpm
6/26 - Couldn't be better; 148bpm
7/21 - Anatomy Scan!! It's a GIRL!
11/26 - Kathryn Lakhari Ann born at 38w1d due to pre-eclampsia! 8lb 4oz, 20 1/2" long

"The prize is always worth the rocky ride."