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Mynxie

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For us, due to circumstances, it's either 100% natural conception (or pretty much) or not at all. Now I have a very selfish reason to wat to have a child too :blush: the condition that I have has many similarities to MS, when I'm pregnant it imporves greatly. I mean, the first time I went from using crutches and being able to take around 10 steps at a time to walking unaided at home and with one crutch outside. Long term, it's possible that I could be alot better than I am now. So that's my really selfish reason, admittedly very mush a secondary bonus, but a reason none the less.

But we've been trying for so long now. :shrug:

It might not happen and it probably won't happen. Every time I do get pregnant, I MC.

Don't get me wrong, I'll probably never ever intentionally prevent now, but everything has got me thinking. Is it time to move on?

We've tried, it's something else to add onto my long list of "failiures" list. I'll always have strong opinions but for the first time in my life, I've been thinking of why life is better not having children and not feeling guilty about it.

I think other things have also made me step back and look, like someone I know becoming what DH describes as a "benefit baby factory" which is really sad TBH. Things like my health getting generally crap :dohh: and just enjoying it being DH and I, knowing that so long as we're ok, we don't have to worry about anything else. I know that one day it's likely that I will have other responsibilities regardless, but for the moment, life seems ok, for all our difficult times and issues with stuff (not each other!) we're ok just us.
 
Thanks hun

I just, I'm not sure how I feel about stuff

I think maybe I really am starting to accept "what will be, will be" and although not giving up all hope, becoming realistic and changing course of a journey I suppose
 
Oh hun, so sorry you are feeling so down. I can't empathise with the poor health and can only begin to understand what it must feel like to miscarry but I understand your desire to move on. DH and I had a really good heart to heart after our first IUI failed and decided we should move on and just start enjoying being together and planning for an alternative life style. Whatever you decide will be right for you but don't think of it as failing. You musn't think like that, its something that you can't influence and it isn't a failure at all.

Big HUGS and best of luck...

Millnsy x
 
Awww, Mynxie, I think its so good, for you, that you are letting these thoughts out. Feelings like these rarely do any good bottled up.....they are best put to paper o9r discussion, and even we ourselves can see them more clearly then sometimes.

I can't empathise either on the illness, but I have 2 angels (albeit I do also have a daughter) and my heart aches for another child. Today I saw my daughter on a see saw....with her Daddy pushing the other end up and down with his hand. This is what makes me feel that there is a huge place in all our lives for another baby. Yet I'm 40 and don't seem to be able to get or stay pregnant that easily, so time is precious for me.

We decided after our last loss that we were going to be Ok with whatever out lot was. And whilst I don't think the yearning for another child is any less, having lifted the 'must do this' weight off my mind has been good for me. My eggs are now proven to be getting older....my chances less....and I'm OK about that. I gave it my best. We've also decided that (whilst we are now on Clomid) we won't go as far as IVF....just what we feel is our limit.

What I'm trying to say is I can totally understand that thought process that leads to us to think about where our line is....we can't do this forever. I truly hope that your dreams come true and you hold that baby in your amrs one day sooner than you imagine right now, but I also want to say, I do believe its OK, to wonder about when/what if you just decide you've stopped trying and just be.....I hope that all sort of came out alright.

Lots of love and luck to you xxx
 

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