Re: What happens if you don't get your Rhogam shot?
As I wrote in July:
Don't worry about the shots as they are a bit of a bother, but so very worth it. The medicine keeps your blood from making antibodies to Rh+, so that your baby and future babies are not in any danger. That's such a blessing. In the past (just 35 and more years ago), Rh- mothers married to Rh+ dads often lost their 3rd or 4th babies because of the blood incompatibility that had built up in the earlier pregnencies. Any other babies they had after that were also usually doomed, too. It was so sad. Rhogam became available in about 1970.
Glad you've had the shot!
Wishing you well - Barbara