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Q: trouble concieving
asked by: hope_4_1_more on May 6th, 2008
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I have 2 kids & have been trying for more than 2yrs for one more. My other two were cesarean. I really don’t want to just wait and see because I have fibromyalgia and am in constant pain. Also the first two took such a toll on my body that I don’t think that I will be able to handle it if it doesn’t happen soon. With the last one my doctor wanted to put me on bed rest & I don’t want that so the sooner the better. It’s been 5 years since I was pregnant last. I tried some herbal fertility stuff last year & nothing happened. I don’t even know if I am ovulating every time I try one of those ovulation predictors it comes back negative. I am starting to loose hope do you have any suggestions?
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emptynest
replied on May 13th, 2008
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trouble conceiving
Its not clear to me whether you have seen a fertility doctor or not. That seems like the most reasonable thing to do at this time. Its somewhat difficult for me to relate entirely to your dilemma. It took me 2 1/2 years to get pregnant with our first child. We did see a fertility doctor. No problem conceiving the second. And I just can't imagine being interested in having more than two. Mine are adults now. Just remember....those little ones become teens who have minds of their own, want to drive, need car insurance, want cell phones, etc. and might need money to go to college. It gets kind of crazy and expensive. I also work in special education. I don't know if your two kids are normal, healthy little ones, but it pays to remember that not all kids are born normal and/or healthy. There are no guarantees. Have you noticed the large number of autistic children that are being diagnosed these days?? Just something to consider. Sometimes we just need to be grateful for exactly what we have!!
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