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DylanJacob
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Venting, Stand Clear!!!
Posted: 05-08-06 10:17am
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Well I know a lot of you are gonna be like
"whoa, hold up - wait a few years" but (as
y'all know) since dil i've wanted a baby
so bad...
I just need to love something that much
again. Strange I know, but it's kind of
like for me and for him and I don't know..
No-one needs to reply to this as it
probably doesn't make .A.N.Y sense (maybe
to dani as I have vented to her before)
just wanted peoples views on whether I
should try for a baby. I know i'm young
but I also know I am a good mother and I
really want this.
Thanks, sorry, me.
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Lalee
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Joined: 26 Jan 2006 Posts: 991 Location: South Carolina
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Posted: 05-08-06 10:36am
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I think that no one can really say what's
best. I can't even say what i'd want if I
were in that situation. I will tell you
that i've thought a lot about this
pregnancy and how it was a surprise but
that now that it's happening, I wouldn't
want to change it at all... And I also
think that if something were to happen
(god forbid), I would for sure want to try
again... Though I don't know at what
point.
I guess that might not make a whole lot of
sense, but what i'm trying to say is, if
you think you are ready to try again, go
for it. You're right, you probably are
going to come across people saying you
shouldn't be doing it, but you can't worry
about them.
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DylanJacob
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Sunflower_pie81
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Posted: 05-08-06 10:51am
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I think as long as you are physically,
mentally, and financaly ready then go
ahead. You are young but I think from
hearing you talk about your baby and
everything that had gone on I do think
that as long as you as a person can handle
it, then go for it.
I was told not to try to have any more
babies after what happened with my first
baby. I know you are a lot younger than
I and our situations were very different.
I am 24 years old and was 22 when my
first baby passed away, and at that time
I was told by many doctors not to try to
have babies because I myself was really
close to dying. But I am pregnant now at
27 weeks (yay for 3rd trimester) and I
have had a perfect pregnancy (other than
the morning sickness). I couldn't ask
for a better pregnancy. And this time I
have shown no signs of getting sick, and
my baby couldn't be more healthy.
Everything is totally opposite from my
first pregnancy. (i was sick and so was
my baby.)
there is a right time for everything, and
if you believe that this is the time.
And no one could tell you what to do in
this case just make sure you are healed in
all aspects of the word.
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DylanJacob
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Posted: 05-08-06 10:56am
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Aww, thanks - that was really beautiful.
I was told that dil's premature birth was
on account of an accident (probably) I had
which just put stress on me and him and
caused him to be born early.
They are totally sure that there shouldn't
be any long lasting health problems etc.
:) congrats on the third trimester -
getting near!
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Sunflower_pie81
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Posted: 05-08-06 11:10am
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Hun, I am sorry for your loss. You are a
strong girl. I would let your body heal
and if you are ready go for it. I waited
almost 2 years and got pregnant the same
time I did with .Hunter. My due dates
with .Hunter and .Amelia were the same to
start with. The first day of my lmp were
the same day. It's kinda weird.
But anyway, its ok to want another baby
and to want to try again. You will do
fine. Keep me informed.
Genipher
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hunterjumper
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 18 Dec 2005 Posts: 203 Location: British Columbia, Canada
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Posted: 05-08-06 13:27pm
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Only you can decide that hun. The only
thing I would stress is making sure your
body is healthier now then it was, because
once you've had one premature
labor...You're likely to have another and
another. Can you talk to your doctor who
handled your pregnancy and see what they
say? About how long you should wait to
make sure you're the healthiest possible
for this pregnancy if you decide to do it?
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DylanJacob
Active User, Really EHEALTHy
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Posted: 05-08-06 13:35pm
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I have been back to the hospital
(obviously) for checkups etc. They said I
was healing better than expecte and that
it was really just fluke... Shouldn't
happen again even though they wouldn't
like to say for sure. For obvious
reasons.
My doc wouldn't give me an answer as to
when I could start trying again as she was
too involved being all like "hmm - you're
too young! Try again in a decade" but her
registrar was really sweet - he was the
one who delivered dil and looked after me
(even though it wasn't his job to) in the
nicu. He said about 3 cycles is the
minimum you should really wait but if you
had no genetic problems etc then two
should be ok -
i think i'm going to not actually try,
just not do anything to stop it and see
what happens... Of course i'll keep ya'll
informed - you are my saving graces!
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Sunflower_pie81
Especially EHEALTHy
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Posted: 05-08-06 13:39pm
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I was told to wait a full year to let my
body heal. But then again I had a
c-section. So that might be the
difference.
Just becareful this time around, not that
you wern't the first time. But take
extra pre-cautions.
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HcoBrunette06
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Posted: 05-08-06 13:52pm
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Good luck carrie I love you =)
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DylanJacob
Active User, Really EHEALTHy
Joined: 17 Apr 2006 Posts: 559
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Posted: 05-08-06 13:55pm
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Thanks guys, love you too .Terra!
I think .S.E.R.I.O.U.S paranoia will set
in with the next kid... Pregnancy
onwards, gonna have to try not being too
overprotective. Ie, not allowed out until
40 years of age!
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Sunflower_pie81
Especially EHEALTHy
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Posted: 05-08-06 14:09pm
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Lol, the paranoia is something awful. I
hate how paranoid I am sometimes. It's
horrible. But since I have passed the 24
week mark that I lost my son it has eased
off a bit.
But yes on wards and upwards. And I hope
I dont' pull the can't go out until 40
bit. But I might. We shall see. I
know her daddy will. Lol
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DylanJacob
Active User, Really EHEALTHy
Joined: 17 Apr 2006 Posts: 559
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Posted: 05-08-06 14:11pm
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Lol, yes - don't subject her to my meaness
in the housebound section if you can help
it.
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Sunflower_pie81
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Posted: 05-08-06 14:30pm
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Lol i'll try, although I am sure it will
be my husband that will need the
restraint.
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DylanJacob
Active User, Really EHEALTHy
Joined: 17 Apr 2006 Posts: 559
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Posted: 05-08-06 14:45pm
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Lol - i'm sure too. Oh well, better to be
overprotected than underprotected.
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DaliciaLynn
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Joined: 29 Jul 2005 Posts: 2322 Location: Missouri
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Posted: 05-08-06 23:24pm
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You already know what I think soo...
Just do what makes ya happy!
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rasuyoung
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Joined: 17 Jan 2006 Posts: 464 Location: Long Island, NY
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Posted: 05-09-06 00:57am
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Hey, i'm very sorry for your loss. I
can't begin to imagine the pain you (and
all the other ladies who've experienced
the death of a newborn) have gone through.
Your strength is really admirable.
I noticed that none of the other girls
asked if you had any kind of therapy after
dil's passing. Talking and venting to a
professional who can offer advice and
insight into your situation might be
beneficial to you. Before you start
trying to conceive again, you could look
up a therapist in your area who deals with
what you're going through, if you haven't
already. You're young, but I don't think
it's your age that has much to do with it,
I think it's the possibility you aren't
ready emotionally yet. Any woman, no
matter her age, could be in the same boat
if they went through what you did. Best
of luck to you and whatever you decide to
do.
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DylanJacob
Active User, Really EHEALTHy
Joined: 17 Apr 2006 Posts: 559
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Posted: 05-09-06 01:49am
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I went to the doctors and he gave me some
councelling. Helped a bit, except the guy
was weird. :(
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Nadine2006
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 15 Apr 2006 Posts: 240 Location: australia
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Posted: 05-09-06 01:49am
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I member you asking this a little bit back
or was brought up!! I think if you know
in yourself that you can do it and be able
to get you back on track and start all
over... I think it will do you great..
If you know your going to mentally strong
about it I think its a wonderful idea...
For you to even saying this now is very
strong of you!! You been thru so much and
for you want to try again is a great
choice... Wish you all the best
<3 nadine
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rasuyoung
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Posted: 05-09-06 06:48am
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Aww, i'm sorry. A woman might be better
to see in your case. Something to
consider.
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