Re: 3 years of infertility

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At Sat, 8 Feb 2003, Andrea wrote: >
>That's not a very nice thing to say. We all have our own ways of doing
>things, some have a career then kids, others like me and this lady
>want/have children young.
>
>I was 17 when I first got pregnant (planned), and it tokk me 1 year to
>concieve.
>
>I now am a proud and happily married mommy of 3 boys ages 6 3 and 16
>months 1 girl almost 5, and am 23 weeks pregnant with another baby boy.
>
>I WANTED to have children young so that I can then go to uni to train to
>be a midwife, once all the children are in full time school, which here
>in the UK starts at 4 and a half.
>
>I don't see the point in training then leaving my kids with another
>childminder all day. I am their mommy.
>
>So you see don't be so quick to judge, we all choose our own paths in
>life.
>
>--
>Andrea xx
>
>>Don't mean to be rude but you mean to tell me that you have been trying
>>to conceive since you were 17? I apologize for your loss but why were
>>you 'trying' at the age of 17? You are only 20. I think that is a
>>little young to start claiming fertility problems.
>

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