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Q: Help!!!

asked by: beckita27 on August 21st, 2003

New User

My name is rebecca, and I have a unique fertility problem that I haven't been able to find any info on online. I am four feet, two inches tall, and although i'm only 22, I am anxious to know what kind of difficulties I could expect should I become pregnant. I do plan to have children in the future, and would like to know what some of my options are. I've always planned on adopting, however, i'm hoping that new medical advances may be able to let me have my own children someday. If anyone has any info or has a site that could help me out, i'd really appreciate it. Thanks.

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HongKongChick

replied on August 21st, 2003

Experienced User

I dont think the height has anything to do with being pregnant. As far as I see, ppl back in the days were shorter and they could still have kids! Of course u being a tiny thing, it might be a little harder on ur lower back then most of us.

If u are talking about u cant get pregnant having intercourse, I am sure there are lots ways, perhaps they can plant ur egg into another woman's body and ur husband or bf's sperm...U get the picture.

So dont worry much, since there arent too much info on ur concern, u can always ask ur gyno.

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