concieving after a c-section

Thanks Girl.  I need all the prayers.

Hey Dee (glad to know your name...though I think Pokie's cute too!)

I've no idea/info re the c-section....but wanted to say I'm glad to see you back.  I pray you get a good sticky bean as soon as you start trying...and that s/he is healthy and strong. 

Good luck!

thanks I know that the nick name can be alot to take.  I have had it all my life.  So now everyone knows my real name is Deitrice and  everyone calls me Dee.  I pray for a baby soon with gods will it will work out.

Hollywog is also a family nick name...that and Hollerbox.  Hollywog is like a pollywog (pre-frog)...I head so many things re my name (Holly want a cracker? Holly Jolly Christmas? Deck the Halls with Boughs of Holly? Holly Hobbie (showing my age with that one)? Holly would (Hollywoood)?) but those two still stick.  Hollerbox was because supposedly when I was young, I had a temper (I'm shocked!  My son insists I don't have a temper...at least not often! LOL) and whenever I didn't get my way I'd scream the walls down...no matter where I was at and who was there. 

The only thing I'm coming up w/for Pokie is either Pokiemon or Gumby and Pokie...(yeah...the age thing again)?

pokie as in pokie the pig as far as I can tell

I'm so sorry for your loss but you definitely want to wait the 4-6m so that your uterus fully heals.  Although you may have healed nicely on the outside you want to make sure that you give your uterus time to heal.  If you get pregnant too soon there's risk of uterine rupture because it may not be able to handle the stretching involved with pregnancy.

Good luck having another child.  My friend also lost her son due to Trisomy 18, fortunately her next pregnancy, a daughter...was born term and perfectly healthy.

Thanks for the advice.  We will wait the required time.