ENDO Messages for December, 2001: Re: Pregnancy/infertility worries

Re: Pregnancy/infertility worries

From: Lauren (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sat Dec 29 01:32:09 2001

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Hi Jennifer, I have a different but similar story. But, I must tell you there is never a "right" time to have a baby, and even if the finances are bleak, you do somehow manage. My first daughter was born when I was 17, and we managed, then came my second daughter at 21, (we were told to hurry up, re-endo.) Then 7 years later when we thought we were stable and financially sercure, after four surgeries and hormone treatment, a son, when he was eight weeks old my hubby lost his job, but we managed. Now, my mind is on babies again all the time, I am three weeks post hysterectomy, and all I see all day is babies, (we own a baby shop now) it is driving me crazy. BUT, in the new year we are going to register to adopt a baby. It will be so exciting. So yes, I can relate to how you feel. ((((HUGS)))) LAUREN

>----- Original Message -----
From: Jennifer <anonymous@obgyn.net> To: Multiple recipients of list ENDO <anonymous@obgyn.net> Sent: Friday, December 28, 2001 10:50 PM Subject: Pregnancy/infertility worries

> Hi, I haven't posted for a long time, but am a three-time laparoscopy,
> mild endo/large ovarian cyst patient. My last lap was in 12/98, I
> think, and I'm now on continuous BCP and a once daily med that has
> muscle relaxing properties.
>
> But here is my question: Do any of you fellow endo women worry about
> whether you'll be able to get pregnant, even if you don't think it's the
> right time for it now? Do you worry that the longer you wait, the
> slimmer the chances? I'm married and old/mature enough (25) to be a mom,
> but I feel like I don't make enough money to support another person. But
> all I can think about lately is a baby. And I mean all the time. I've
> never had this worry before, I always thought, I'll cross the
> infertility bridge when I come to it, and since it's not the best time
> for a pregnancy, why worry about what I can't change.
>
> What do you all think? Have you all had this obsession? Is it permanent?
> ;)
> Thanks and happy new year
> Jennifer
>

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