Yeah, men are like that. It is never really "real" for them until they hear that heartbeat, or see an US. Are you looking forward to the pregnancy? I personally am not a fan of being pregnant, but I think this time will be different for me since I know it will be the last time I get to feel those little kicks ect. One thing I hate is morning sickness. I had it SOOOO BAAAAAD this last time that I hope and pray I dont go through that again. I also had an emergency c-section last time, so will be going that route again (hopefully not emergency though), so that is a bit scary. My body doesnt handle pregnancy very well, and I always get pre-eclampsia. Last time they couldn't get my blood pressure down when I was at the hospital for a non stress test, so I was admitted and induced at 36 weeks. Had to be on a magnesium drip bc my bp was so high I was running the risk of seizures, was in labor for 24 hours, only dialated to 1cm, baby's heart rate dropped, was in surgery within 10 minutes for delivery. Had to stay in the hospital for 5 days, and was in A LOT of pain even after I went home. Luckily my DH was amazing and took time off work, got up EVERY TIME when the baby needed a bottle and changed (I didn't even have to ask him either). I literally couldn't get out of bed for 5-7 days after coming home from the hospital....so I am not looking forward to that again. I'm just lucky that my DH is so helpful, otherwise I don't think I would be able to have another one.
I'm actually glad reality hasn't hit him yet, because I want to wait to tell people (besides all you wonderful ladies here on BnB). At least until I can hear the heartbeat. It's very real for me right now, but I just need that verification before telling anyone.
I'm actually looking forward to it. I loved being pregnant last time (despite the morning sickness). However, how my DD survived the amount of stress I was under is a miracle. I was in an extremely verbally abusive relationship and it was just all around rough. Now I have a loving and supportive husband, and I'm really looking forward to it. I was at risk for pre-eclampsia with my DD. I had to go in for weekly ultrasounds and non stress tests starting at 29 weeks. 10 days before my due date they decided to my BP was borderline and my fluid was getting low. To avoid delivery complications my doctor decided to induce me. The birth went very smoothly, but my DD was only 6lbs, despite being so close to full term. She was probably small due to all the stress I had, but it made for a very easy delivery. Pushed for only 17 minutes. I doubt it'll be that easy this time, I'm sure this one will be bigger than my DD at birth.
I'm weak! I tested earlier, at 7dpo... Hubby went to bed for a nap (Cause he hasn't been sleeping well) and I thought: oh hey, why not do a test...might aswell, it's fun!!
No need to tell you the result... negative! :S
Studied it thoroughly aswell and took it apart..
Me and hubby are going to the doctor tonight to see if we can get him any different pills (anti-depressants) that won't affect his performance so much as we're ttc. So that's gonna be a fun embarrassing conversation
Oh yeah, my husband is having trouble having orgasms!
I'll just let him tell the doctor
haha
We all have moments of weakness. Definitely happens, especially in this thread
Hopefully they give you some options for his medications! I'm sure there's got to be some alternatives out there somewhere.