Yay! but a question

My GP said period or slightly heavier. You shouldn't wear tampons though or have baths or use public swimming pools whilst bleeding all can increase the risk of infection and on top of everything else you don't want that.
I would fill a regular pad in 1-2 hours and I had one leakage issue in the morning with a roll down the leg episode but put it down to pooling.

I don't know if it applies in these circumstances but after having Spencer the midwife said that excessive bleeding would be pouring down the legs. I also had a friend who did heamorrage (sp?) after a miscarriage and she could not get off the toilet the bleeding was that bad.

I wasn't told any of that by the doc either, I asked Kazzle about the tampons and I found the stuff about swimming pools and baths when I was looking around the net for info.

When i m/c, my bleeding was VERY heavy at first like when everthing was coming out, but that was only for like an hour, then it eased up and was just like a normal heavy period. i passed big clots a few times over a week but the bleeding itself was quite normal by then.
Your not cant wear tampons as it can cause infection and if u are going to pass a clot it has no wear to go, so wear big pads.

I hope you come right soon, m/c is an awful thing to go through

Gosh I have no idea what to expect?!  I m/c on Friday, so was spotting on Thursday, bleeding early Friday morning then hard out miscarrying later that monring...cont'd to bleed heavily all friday but by Saturday was back to spotting. Today, nothing. So is that it? Still having minor cramps and twinges but physically am loads better than I was even yesterday (although feeling weak and knackered). I honestly have no idea what is normal or whether my bleeding will start again. .. sorry to hijack the thread!

Wishful thinking is good. I know when I had my MC years ago now, I was bleeding all the time and quite heavy. I was given some drugs as I ended up with an infection. If your mum is still at your place then anything you think is not normal get yourself to the hospital asap.