Dum vita est, spes est
While there is life, there is hope.
The site I first found (and most women find) after rupture, kanalen.org/prom, is currently down. BUT– I am so excited to announce they have a new site: inkan.se/prom. It’s such an amazing resource. I am still glad you found my blog, though. You can find a copy of kanalen.org/prom’s list of instructions to follow post-pprom here . These instructions are essential if you have ruptured very early.
Above all, do NOT give up hope. This is a terrible pregnancy complication, I know you are scared. Despite what your doctor may tell you, there are babies born every day whose mothers ruptured as early as 12 weeks (some even earlier). Many of these babies not only survive, but thrive. As hopeless as your situation feels, you have every chance of bringing your baby home. You are your baby’s champion, the one who will fight and never give up on them & they know this.
There are many channels of support available to you.
Feel free to email me: brandy [at] superboyclark [dot] com
Other places to find support are:
The BabyCenter pPROM Support Group
You can find studies about starting vitamins C & E post-rupture here. The details about the vitamins and supplements I took are listed on this page.
If you have any questions or if I can help you in any way, please email me.
Posted by jeanne herrington on June 21, 2011 at 4:41 pm
https://www.facebook.com/home.php?sk=group_116205615133774 this is a link to a new prom site that is on facebook but also its a closed group so nobody can view the wall unless they are in the group, i did this because a lot of women on the other group wanted a closed group, i prommed myself at 19wks with a now 7mth old son!and i hope you dont mind but i copied your link to the site so other proms can see it xxx