A few answers

I feel a little better after seeing my ob today.  I was able to discuss my concerns with the high risk dr's "plan" of action. She indicated she was a little surprised by it as well. I told her we wanted to be able to try for another baby and she understood. I even asked if we could get a second opinion - of course she said yes.

We discussed the other option and its risks as well as the likelihood of this happening again, should we be lucky enough to get pregnant again.

She did say that at this point it is too early to tell for sure how much of a problem the accreta will be and that they will know more after the next scan - and even more the one after that. Due to this, we will wait to have the second opinion until they can actually see the extent of the accreta.

Then, she called the dr I saw last week to see why he didn't offer any other options aside from c-section-hysterectomy. He basically said that depending on what the next scans show, there is a chance they could try to save my uterus. He said that his recommendation this past scan was based on the fact that it looks "really bad" at this point, so unless things change, that would be his plan.

So, basically, we wait and see. I liked that my dr called him and asked him about his plan and was able to get an answer as to why his plan was what it is.

For now, I am back to praying...lots and lots of praying. Four weeks until my next ultrasound.