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Gestational trophoblastic disease
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Advice of Gestational trophoblastic disease
my friends are by my side
by Hannah
My boyfriend being there every step of the way
by Kelly
Find support groups, such as a molar pregnancy group like I've joined after my diagnosis
by Jennifer
Ask questions and do your own research
by Whitney
Joined support group on social media
by laura
Let it out. Don't hold in your emotions!
by Kayla DS survivor
Support from family and friends
by Melody
Helping others & raising awareness
by Sarah
My 3 year old little boy little smile every day.
by Katie
Don't be afraid to ask questions or call your doctors office
by Ashley
A supportive partner
by Julia
I had positive attitude about what I went through.
by MrsPino
9 years later having my rainbow baby
by Valarie
Support group on facebook for women who have had molar pregnancies
by hknowles
Rainbow baby Oliver
by Katieb
Hot Yoga
by Hillj15
Spending private time with my pets, friends, and family.
by lmDreamCatcher
Comfy blankets
by Meg
The support of my husband
by MCHill
Running
by Liz
Great doctors
by mia
Seeking therapy for the emotional trauma of my pregnancy loss was deeply important.
by AmyLouWho
Reading books
by Sarah
Research, research, research
by Xtine
Stay physically/mentally strong through yoga and pilates & eating cancer fighting foods
by Cindy
plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables
by Lorie
Exercising
by Deidre
Don't hold anything in. If you want to cry. Cry. You want to scream. Scream
by Kayla
Sharing my story with others
by Melissa
my husband was a rock
by Lynelle
2@ year survivor from stage 4 after a full term birth
by Celeste
Making friends with others affected
by Michelle
Accepting help from family and friends got me through it.
by Vicki
hope that it wont return
by Elaine
my doctors were amazing and so helpful
by Hannah
Charing Cross staff being supportive and remembering I am human
by Kelly
Surround yourself with those who love you, even if they have no idea what you're going through
by Jennifer
Stay positive and hopeful
by Whitney
Lots of fluids
by Kayla DS survivor
Understanding the disease and the treatments and what support was available.
by Melody
Getting a pet, because cuddling up to something furry is the best feeling in the world
by Sarah
Finding out the sex of our baby and being able to name her.
by Katie
Process the loss
by Ashley
Still deciding
by Julia
Family & friends praying for me.
by MrsPino
Having 2 more little ones...
by Valarie
Wonderful Doctor who kept me informed throughout the monitoring process
by hknowles
More greens and less carbs and processed foods
by Hillj15
Lots of laughter and rest.
by lmDreamCatcher
Soft diet
by Meg
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