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I too chose the natural route... and ended up having an emergency D&C. If I had to endure this again, I would just choose to have the D&C right away. I was at home a week before I actually lost the baby and then got terribly sick with an infection afterwards. I was definetely not ready to deal with the emotional side of being at home and going through such a terrible thing. And then having the D&C five days later just had drawn everything out even longer.
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I didn't know there was a choice. When they told me my baby's heart wasn't beating and that I needed a D and C I said OK. I wish I had known I could let it pass naturally, but then again maybe I do not. Your experience like others, would be very difficult. Perhaps it was better this way for me. Sorry for your losses. *hug*
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D&C should be done
I was advised by my doctors to let things happen naturally. I found out on Nov 22 2003 that there was no heartbeat. And I didn't miscarry until about a month later. The images of Dec 15 2003 will haunt me forever. I was told I would pass clots the size of dimes and it would only be a few. I was home alone and I started having severe cramping followed by bleeding for 3 straight hours. And finally a mass of tissue the size of a salad plate fell out of me. I have NO idea why doctors tell women to "let things happen naturally". No one should ever have to live with those images in their minds.
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