lovinmaryland
Well-Known Member
It took my cousin over a year to get pregnant... but that was after she stopped the pill which she was on for 5 years or so.
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It took my cousin over a year to get pregnant... but that was after she stopped the pill which she was on for 5 years or so.
tyky
eieio
took me a lil over 2 years...but then again I wasn't exactly watching ovulation or anything just stopped getting the shot and when it happened it happened. Now my kids are a lil over 4 years apart
Black-Francis
New Member
I see that you are still as lame as ever!! Congrats!!
nomoney
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I see that I still bug you enough that you feel the need to post something stupid.
sanchezf
Little ol' Me
Black-Francis
New Member
pixiegirl
Cleopatra Jones
Oh great... Mood swings worse than now?!?!
Pandora, there is a link between tubal ligation and early menopause due to the blood supply to the ovaries (major hormone producers) being reduced. I'm sure after surgery like your the same concept could apply. I just turned 30 and am on a natural progesterone supplement.
Pandora, there is a link between tubal ligation and early menopause due to the blood supply to the ovaries (major hormone producers) being reduced. I'm sure after surgery like your the same concept could apply. I just turned 30 and am on a natural progesterone supplement.
SoMDGirl42
Well-Known Member
I stopped the shots in 1995 and got pregnant in 2005. Now mind you, I was taking BC pills to prevent getting pregnant, so this doesn't really help you but I was just sharing my story like everyone else.
whome20603
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Yeah, since we're sharing......
We're going to try for our first child next year (May 16th to be exact
)...when should I stop taking my pills?
We're going to try for our first child next year (May 16th to be exact
)...when should I stop taking my pills?kvj,
I asked you my question because you have no idea the challenges you are about to embark on if one isn't able to reproduce and the other wants to have a child. Girl, I was completely prepared to leave my husband and let him go so that he could find somebody that could give him the family he always wanted and numerous hurts that you'll become acquainted with during a marriage happened during that time frame. My husband and I weren't even living in the same house when I learned I was pregnant (talk about putting your dirty laundry out there). But, I was very lucky and will never consider myself (or us) unfortunate because having children was a huge gift to us when things were really stacked against us but things don't always turn out that way.
I think you need to seriously consider and discuss the fact that you may never have a child of your own and consider and discuss other measures that can be taken because 4d might not be able to give you sperm.
I'm blunt... especially on this topic and I will not sugar coat it.
Pixie,
I know, I have read some of the 'early' studies but many doctors haven't been willing to acknowledge the preliminary research (mine was one of them) but my 2nd opinion did acknowledge it was a possibility. Thickening of the uterus is a significant sign when cancer has been ruled out and of course all the other wonderful symptoms.
On another note, I opted for the procedure I had vs. a hysterectomy at this time. However, it seems hysterectomies are no where near as invasive as they used to be. It isn't your grandmother's hysterectomy no more and that is a good thing!
I asked you my question because you have no idea the challenges you are about to embark on if one isn't able to reproduce and the other wants to have a child. Girl, I was completely prepared to leave my husband and let him go so that he could find somebody that could give him the family he always wanted and numerous hurts that you'll become acquainted with during a marriage happened during that time frame. My husband and I weren't even living in the same house when I learned I was pregnant (talk about putting your dirty laundry out there). But, I was very lucky and will never consider myself (or us) unfortunate because having children was a huge gift to us when things were really stacked against us but things don't always turn out that way.
I think you need to seriously consider and discuss the fact that you may never have a child of your own and consider and discuss other measures that can be taken because 4d might not be able to give you sperm.
I'm blunt... especially on this topic and I will not sugar coat it.
Pixie,
I know, I have read some of the 'early' studies but many doctors haven't been willing to acknowledge the preliminary research (mine was one of them) but my 2nd opinion did acknowledge it was a possibility. Thickening of the uterus is a significant sign when cancer has been ruled out and of course all the other wonderful symptoms.
On another note, I opted for the procedure I had vs. a hysterectomy at this time. However, it seems hysterectomies are no where near as invasive as they used to be. It isn't your grandmother's hysterectomy no more and that is a good thing!
sunflower
Loving My Life...
I'm almost 33 he's 40... 2008 child: 31 and 38
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sanchezf
Little ol' Me
Did you feel ya'll were to old to have the last child or did he?
sunflower
Loving My Life...
Nope never crossed our minds
Took us a while to get pregnant together..... Were getting ready to have our last one on Monday...
jaie
So happy!
Yeah, since we're sharing......
We're going to try for our first child next year (May 16th to be exact
I stopped that my pill around May 20th or so and get preggo on May 31.
JULZ
BFJ
lovinmaryland
Well-Known Member
I am 30 and he is 34.
jaie
So happy!
I will be 29 at the end of the year and he will be 39 at the end of the year. This is his first.
You are an exception.... not the rule. Damn girl you MUST be fertile, because that is QUICK!