Happy April Fool's Day

From: My body

Have you ever heard of a blighted ovum?

Well, let babycenter.com educate you if you haven't heard of it:

"A blighted ovum is a common type of miscarriage. It happens when a fertilized egg implants in the uterus but the resulting embryo either stops developing very early or doesn't form at all. Nowadays, the term "blighted ovum" is considered out of date. Instead, most medical professionals use the term "early pregnancy failure" to describe this situation.With an early pregnancy failure, you'll get a positive result on a pregnancy test, because the placenta begins to develop anyway and starts to secrete human chorionic gonadtrophin (hCG), the hormone that these tests look for. Early on, you may also have some of the symptoms common in a normal pregnancy, such as fatigue, nausea, and sore breasts. Later, when the hormone levels begin to go down, these symptoms will subside and you're likely to have spotting or bleeding. In the case of early pregnancy failure, the ultrasound will show an empty gestational sac."

Now that you know what one is, let me inform you...I found out yesterday, this is what my body is going through. I had an ultrasound, and it showed an empty sac.

This has actually been a harder thing to go through than I thought it would be. But we're hanging in there.

Anyway, spread the word...Hancock's are not expecting their fourth quite yet...it will happen, but I guess right now is not the right time.

Unfortunately my body is getting the last laugh this April fool's day. I can just hear it now...Haha, you thought you were pregnant...I tricked you!

Bad timing I know.

XOXOXOXOXO