When you were pregnant, did you ever get a gut feeling like you were going to lose the baby? Like you knew it was going to happen, you just didn't know when? I've come across a few bg mamas lately that this has happened to and it got me thinking... When I got pregnant but lost my baby in July, a few weeks beforehand I had a dream that I sat on the toilet and I wiped myself and I saw blood and of course I freaked out and then I woke up... Two weeks later, that same exact situation happened... It freaked me the smurf out, b/c the only thing I thought about, was that dream I had. It sucked really bad obviously...

The first one, no. The second, yes.

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Yes, sadly i knew if one was going to stick or not. I either had a connection with it it i didn't, if i didn't i knew i would loose it. Ive had 4 mc total and been preggo 6 times

It's something I worried about in all three pregnancies so I don't think having a feeling really counts. But with my miscarriage, I felt different. It's hard to explain, but I guess I felt like it was surreal and no baby would come from it.

Yes i just knew something wasn't right with the pregnancy. I couldnt be excited, no matter how hard i tried.

I had a dream.

In my dream, I was in the ultrasound room, I was so excited to see the baby. When we saw it on the screen, they were long and thing, not human-like. Looked like a fetal pole. I thought "This isn't right". The ultrasound tech was sad, she looked at me and said "You're miscarrying". I refused to believe it and kept looking until I found a heartbeat.

Then I had my first ultrasound.

The baby measured 2 weeks behind, they were a 7 week old fetus. I knew something wasn't right, I should have been 9 weeks. I purposefully waited so I could see a tiny human my first ultrasound. But they had a heartbeat of 160, so I told myself I was just wrong and everything was okay.

They passed away 4 days after that ultrasound. They'd already stopped growing. I didn't know until 3 weeks later.

Quoting AidensMama101107:" Yes i just knew something wasn't right with the pregnancy. I couldnt be excited, no matter how hard i tried. "

       

I found out at 12 weeks the baby had passed at almost 7 weeks and had a feeling since the minute I saw the 2 lines of the test that something was not right...

I have felt like that but I think it is more nervousness and worry on my part than intutition though.

Like now. I am 14 weeks. I still have that feeling. Like I am waiting for the pregnancy to end. NOT because I want it to just because of the fear  

No, but I couldn't get excited about it, both times.

This time I just knew it'd stick

With my miscarriage I didn't think I would miscarry, now this one, I've had that feeling since finding out. I literally still check my undies every time o go to the bathroom.

Quoting Mama to William + 1:" It's something I worried about in all three pregnancies so I don't think having a feeling really counts."

This. My first pregnancy I didn't even think about it. I was young and dumb. But ever pregnancy after I've worried about it so I'm not sure that it really counts.

Though this pregnancy doesn't seem real... which is SUPER worrying...

i had a feeling with my second pregnancy. i just didnt feel right, and didnt feel pregnant. i carried until 11 weeks, but the baby stopped growing around 6 weeks

Quoting babycakes!:" With my miscarriage I didn't think I would miscarry, now this one, I've had that feeling since finding out. I literally still check my undies every time o go to the bathroom."

I do the same thing, EVERY TIME.

That's how I felt the last time. I just had a feeling it wouldn't stick. I feel positive this time. I hope I don't get my heartbroken.

ETA: Before I had my second miscarriage, I had a dream that I woke up in a pool of blood. That ended up happening, but I never suspected it.