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"Your cervix is closed. That's very good news. No dilation, no effacement. The bleeding appears to be coming from some irritation of the cervical tissue." "What does that mean?" Calloway asked. "It means this isn't labor. It's not placental abruption. It's likely just some minor trauma to sensitive tissue." She pulled up the ultrasound machine. "But let's get a good look at the baby to be sure." The gel was cold against my belly. The ultrasound wand pressed down, and suddenly there she was on the screen. Our daughter. Floating peacefully, completely unaware of the panic she'd caused. Her heart flickered on the monitor—steady, strong, perfect.

My breath hitched at my own words, like I had expected the worst possible outcome. “For now, yes. But it’s the definition of a waiting game. There’s no sign of bleeding in the uterus. You were thrown around so anything is possible especially this early,” she hesitated on her words, a smile appearing as her eyes drifted from the screen to me. “This is a good sign, Margot.”

“How is she?” “Great. We just need to run an ultrasound to check on the fetus' heartbeat and she'll be discharge…” “Wait,” I interrupted. “The baby survived?” He nodded, “yes Mr. Black. Your girlfriend had what we call a subchorionic hemorrhage.” He shifted on his feet as he continued, “it's when there is bleeding between the placenta and the uterine wall. There are worse cases but hers was merely light bleeding and the baby wasn't affected.”

Exerting myself I hold onto my knees to force my uterus to allow it to pass and after a few unpleasant minutes, it belatedly does. Feeling it depart my body I peek down at the grass floor to take a good look at it gasping audibly at what I witness. Blood. Thick bloody discharge leaks out my cunt staining the fresh grass with a deep shade of red. "Thank goddess." Moira sighs with relief as she takes a deep breath in calming herself her concern fading.

I sniff, clutching my hand over the swell of my stomach. Cole nods, taking out his phone and dialing a number. While he's making the call, I try to remember what it is about pregnancy and bleeding. Bleeding doesn’t always mean miscarriage, right? That’s what they say. Spotting is normal. This isn’t spotting. This is my body emptying itself. I start panting, shutting my eyes as more liquid rolls down my thighs to the floor. It's disgusting. I can't watch my babies falling out of me.

- Don't even think about it, you can't travel like that and it's dangerous, kris, you've been feeling like you've lost blood these days, - Well, I felt more connected, I thought it would be because it's close to my rules to come, and last month it came normal, - Good to connect them and the bag she is doing because she is bigger than the baby and that makes her pout the baby out, the bleeding was not her watering it was the detachment of the placenta she and her bag, look here, so he showed me on the monitor screen, at this time my eyes would fill with tears, - Dr. Marcelo this means that she could lose our baby I could have lost- Jack, she could have asked for more, but it didn't happen any

I breathe deeply to keep myself from killing him. ​"No! I’m not okay. There must be a mistake. How can I be pregnant if I was having my period?" ​"Yes. Some women experience vaginal bleeding during pregnancy. In some cases, it’s even periodic bleeding that can resemble a period, but it’s not. What we call a period is the bloody and mucous tissue that lines the inside of the uterus each month in anticipation of a possible pregnancy." ​Oh my God, those were too many words for me.

I was soaked through, and even I couldn't tell if it was seawater or amniotic fluid. Alice had a serious look on her face as she said, "Let me take a look." Her face went pale as soon as she took a glance at my private part. "Oh no, Tabitha, your water broke, and there's blood! "If it's just the water breaking, it means you're going into premature labor. And I can handle that just fine. But now, there's blood. Things are getting tricky. "I'm not sure if it's ruptured capillaries causing the bleeding or if it's the pups' blood. If it's the latter, we are in deep trouble."

I closed my eyes and tried with all my might not to have another panic attack. “That’s the worst part about a blighted ovum or an anembryonic pregnancy, Ivy. Your body hasn’t detected that there’s no baby yet so you continue to show the signs and symptoms, until such time it does realize the preganancy is not normal, and then it gets rid of it in a natural way; as a miscarriage.”

While on the bed Emily bit her lips scared of what she might hear. "Emily has a certain condition, called placenta or people usually call it low lying placenta, it's a condition where the placenta, covers part or all of the cervix area, in this case it's covered part of Emily's cervix and..." Dr Kohler paused for a moment, her eyes focused on the printout of the USG result in her hand. "And what?" asked Gabriel and Ruth almost together. "And She's bleeding, I'm afraid we have to get the baby out immediately by caserean section," said Dr Kohler firmly. Emily didn't respond, she was busy handling her pain.