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" Unfortunately, my dream from a few nights ago was prescient: I woke up this morning with some light bleeding. The worst-case scenario came to mind, which I immediately rejected in favor of a call to the doctor&amp;#039;s office. I explained what was going on (light bleeding, but I felt otherwise normal), and the nurse put me on hold. When she came back, she sounded calm, even upbeat. She explained that my sonogram last week revealed a small subchorionic hematoma, a blod clot that formed when the embryos implanted. This immediately rang an alarm bell: I remembered that JJ, one of the Infertility Diaries bloggers before me, had the same problem, and she was on bedrest for quite some time while the hemorrhage resolved itself. But the nurse told me that after having a good sonogram just a few days ago, that there was little to worry about. Call if there are cramps or a lot of blood. In the meantime, take it easy: no sex (poor Hunky; and poor me for that matter!); no heavy lifting, and no working out (this, I assure you, will not be a problem). An e-mail exchange with Dr. Wisot confirmed that freaking out was uncalled for. (And a little reminder: LAST CALL FOR QUESTIONS FOR DOCTOR WISOT!) I spent the day on high alert: I&amp;#039;d gotten used to feeling all sorts of weirdness going on in my belly, but today every twinge made me a little nervous. As of now, though, the bleeding seems to have stopped. &amp;quot;Date night&amp;quot; consisted of take-out Italian consumed on the couch. Chicken Parmesan doesn&amp;#039;t cure all ills, but it&amp;#039;s certainly a welcome distraction. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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