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Old 02-22-2009, 01:53 PM #1
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Hi Everyone,

Just wanted to tell you guys that we are preggers again. The remission is in full force. NO MORE PAIN for 7 more months. YaY! I just wish it would stay this way, but I am so thankful for this time that have pain free.

Just wanted to let you guys know. If anyone has any questions, let me know!

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What fantastic news!!!

I'm soooo happy for you and your family. Congtradulations!!!

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Wow!!!! Congratulations Heather!!!

I hope the the whole time you are pain free, and the baby is healthy as can be!

Too bad us guys cant find a way to lose the pain for a few months. Although this wouldnt be my choice of getting a little relief because the next 18 years would not be soo pain free LOL.
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Does pregnancy cause remission? Really? I had no idea! Or does it just cause remission for you? In any case, what wonderful news! I am very happy for you.
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Yes it does. Not always does it take all the pain away. but it is drastically better. I am sure there are a few cases when it hasn't, but it is triggered by an an autoimmune response.

So, like Rheumatoid Arthritis it goes into remission. Mine started at 8 weeks pregnant with each of my babies and it returns exactly 8 weeks after birth, but way worse. This has been my experiences. All women are different. But, I know quite a few that have been through the exact same thing..

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Do you think there is a hormonal connection with this?
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Oh Heather, I am SO happy for you - Congratulations!!!

I'm SO happy that you will be pain-free during the pregnancy and really hope that this time, it will stay that way after the birth!!

I'm sure you are all so thrilled with the wonderful news and that your beautiful daughter can't wait to get a little brother or sister!!!

Congratulations and I hope all goes well for you and we all want to see lots of baby pics once he/she arrives!!



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Hi there. I get asked that a lot. All my family and friends wonder if it's hormones, why can't dr's prescribe them for pregnant women so that they will stay in remission.

So, I researched it on my own and discovered that it's an auto-immune response and not hormones. Otherwise, we would have a cure. My PM says that the increased progesterone helps, but isn't making all the pain go away.

It is still confusing to me, but enough to understand...

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Thanks hun for all the kind words! You know I will have his/her photos everywhere, jus like Skyler's!

Good Luck sweetie!

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Oh Heather, I am SO happy for you - Congratulations!!!

I'm SO happy that you will be pain-free during the pregnancy and really hope that this time, it will stay that way after the birth!!

I'm sure you are all so thrilled with the wonderful news and that your beautiful daughter can't wait to get a little brother or sister!!!

Congratulations and I hope all goes well for you and we all want to see lots of baby pics once he/she arrives!!



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CONGRATS!!!!! i m gald that you get remission with the pregnancy. i wasnt so lucky both times the pain was alot less but after being pregnant it came back worse but i also had to have c sections . my kids now are 8 and 5. i am so happy that you guys are pregnant again congrats again

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