Use the comment section below to serve as the list today. LFCA will return to normal on Monday and I have a lot of new blogs to add to the blogroll.
This is how to leave a comment for support.
- Leave the comment anonymously (even if you're okay with people knowing who submitted it, let's have everyone use the anonymous feature to be consistent).
- Choose a category: Miscellaneous News, Birthdays or Anniversaries, Loss Remembrances, Loss Announcements, Miscellaneous Support, Bed Rest Babes, Pregnancy Announcements, or Birth/Adoption Announcements.
- If you can, link to the blog by using the format below. Obviously change the category name, blog url, and message to suit your blurb. This is just a sample. When put in the comment section like this, it will turn out looking like this: Support: Stirrup Queens is having a hard time. Please go over and give her a hug.
If you can't write your comment using the html format, simply cut and paste the url for the blog within the comment so people can go over. More important to get out the news than to have it look orderly.And then don't forget to use the list, click through, and leave comments. And check back throughout the day--people added things over time rather than just getting the whole LFCA in one gulp.
If you would also like the blurb to appear in the next LFCA, submit it additionally to the LFCA form.
14 comments:
Funzize could use some support today as she remembers Collin on the anniversary of the last time she knew he was ok.
Support Surviving Baby as she remembers her boys on what would be their first birthday.
Support: The Maybe Baby found out none of the three embryos that made it through thaw grew and her transfer was cancelled. Some of you may remember that she gave birth and lost her twin girls at 21 weeks last December. Please go give her some support.
Stacie's scan did not show a heartbeat. She has a follow-up scan on Sunday and was told there's a 30% chance of viability. Go envelop her with support.
Annie is having a hard time with some family stuff during a time she should be joyfully preparing for the birth of a new baby. Please go over and give her a hug.
http://railyuh.blogspot.com
Support:
Kate's husband (Kate from Bee In The Bonnet) is freaking out a little over their recent male factor (low count, low motility, low morphology) diagnosis, and could use some encouraging words. Kate also has some questions about some genetic tests that were recommended due to the diagnosis. She is asking for any support, any information, any kind words for H that can be offered.
Support: Queen of Rambles Grandmother just passed away. Please think of her & her family as they cope with this sad loss.
BOTH Mo and Will and Susan are going through miscarriages. Both have had recurrent miscarriages-so difficult. Please send your love and thoughts their way.
I can't figure out how to embed the links, but here's Sprogblogger... http://www.sprogblogger.com/?p=1794
Life and Love in a Petri Dish...
http://lifeandloveinthepetridish.blogspot.com/2009/08/9-wks-2-days-ultrasound.html
Support: Gringa's beta for her first IVF was negative. She could use some hugs.
In case the link doesn't work:
http://gringa78.blogspot.com/2009/08/bfn.html
Loribeth from href="http://theroadlesstravelledlb.blogspot.com/2009/08/eleven-years.html"The Road Less Travelled delivered her sweet Katie eleven years ago today.
darn - messed up the html code
try this:
The Road Less Travelled
Gil from The Hardest Quest is celebrating her fifth wedding anniversary today!
She also tested positive for Group B strep & is looking for alternatives to an IV during delivery.
http://thehardestquest.blogspot.com/2009/08/five-years-ago-today.html
Katedaphne's twins are here! Twin M is doing well, but Twin A was in the NICU & scheduled for surgery today.
http://sadnessoreuphoria.wordpress.com/2009/08/06/theyre-heeeeeeerrrrrre/
Support: Shannon got a negative for her first IVF (after seeing a faint positive line).
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