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Post by alinamike on Dec 6, 2017 5:14:12 GMT
Well, am hell excited and happy because Simply discovered I'm pregnant. My accomplice and I weren't generally attempting. We were hopeless after my miscarriage but then we decided to TTC and we get success. I just went off the pill and we said we'd see what happened. Escaped. We're currently both going nuts as we figured we would have more opportunity to prepare, wrap our head around it. Is it ordinary to totally go ballistic and not make certain if this is something we truly need? But I want to give an advice to those ladies with the same scenario, don’t rely yourselves on pills they will disturb your entire system.
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Post by julliet589 on Jan 9, 2018 10:56:51 GMT
Hey, even when you're still trying to conceive, it's smart to start taking prenatal vitamins. Your baby's neural cord, which becomes the brain and spinal cord, develops within the first month of pregnancy, so it's important you get essential nutrients, like folic acid, calcium, and iron, from the very start. Consider these instructions and follow it properly.
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Post by pearlocean on Jan 10, 2018 20:53:33 GMT
Hi there, how are you. This is really true. The thing you just said. I must tell you that pills are not good at all. These pills are always have negative effects and effect your system very bad. This is not good for the body. You should take allot of care for you. Be happy always.
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Post by mindy on Jan 16, 2018 17:16:34 GMT
Hey alinamike, congratulations.Yes, it can Absolutely affect ttc. I have had 2 successful pregnancies after being diagnosed hypo. This past time it was taking longer than I wanted and had a checkup with the Endo and he increased my meds slightly and next month I was pregnant. it can affect your fertility but don't despair it will happen. I didn't even have to take any fertility drugs it just took time.
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Post by honyeliat on Jan 20, 2018 14:55:01 GMT
Home care is care that allows a person with special needs stay in their home. It might be for people who are getting older, are chronically ill, recovering from surgery or disabled. I also had a home care service for my mother-in-law because she was disabled and it was difficult for me to take care of her as i was not only doing my household chores but also doing a job. So, i arranged a home care service for her. The services given by them were; Personal care, such as help with bathing, washing her hair, and getting dressed.They also helped me in homemaking, such as cleaning, yard work and laundry. You can get almost any type of help you want in your home. Some types of care and community services are free or donated. Many other types you have to pay for, like i paid. Sometimes government programs or our health insurance also help cover the cost of certain home care services.
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Post by marry on Jan 20, 2018 15:11:27 GMT
Hello ladies,I am so much worried for my physical condition. I am 190 pounds and I have excessive fats on my body. I am worried that me and my husband are trying and nothing is happening. It's been 7 months now. I need to take tests but my husband is saying that we should wait more and try. I am so much worried about my condition. Is this because of my body fats?? what should I do to solve my problem?? Should I use some supplements to reduce myself or go for a surgery?? surgery has any effect on my conception process??? is it dangerous or not???
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Post by mehwishhony on Jan 20, 2018 15:27:23 GMT
I am in a trouble. My daughter is 16 months old. I have noticed she is a lot more difficult to deal with than her sister was. I understand that all kids are different but I have a few reasons why I am concerned, and I am wondering if anyone can identify with these behaviors and tell me what the outcome was. My daughter seems to rarely be happy and doesn't smile much. She doesn't play with toys the way my other daughter did. Usually will just grab a bucket and pour all the toys on the ground and move on to the next thing. She's not really into saying words yet, she does say "Dada" randomly and does say kitty when she sees a cat. I noticed she enjoys running around her toys in a circle a lot or will randomly shake her head no a lot and loves books. She is very fussy from the time she wakes up to the time she goes to sleep. It is hard to keep her happy. She does not like anyone cuddling her but throughout the day. She will cry and want someone to pick her up. As soon as she is picked up she does not want to be held. A few people suggested she may have autism. I do plan on speaking with her pediatrician. I was just wondering if anyone else is dealing with the same thing.
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Post by ellaoty5 on Jan 20, 2018 15:36:40 GMT
Hi all, I am not a new mom. I have four kids. But the struggle with the youngest one is the reason I landed in this forum. My youngest son is almost 18 months old now and I am still struggling with his settling and sleep. He is not sleeping well in the night. First of all he sleeps very late no matter how hard I try. Secondly he woke up after every two hrs. I don’t understand how to deal with it. I have tried almost every trick that I used for my elders, but with this child I have lost my mind. Need your suggestions
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Post by zaniim on Jan 20, 2018 15:52:01 GMT
Hellow fellow mother. I am concerned about a weird issue. I am a mother of two kids. I have a boy who is 1 year and 4 months old. My daughter is 3 months old. Now, my son wants my full attention all the time. He gets jealous of his little sister. Whenever I am feeding my daughter or making him fall asleep, my son either starts disturbing me or her. Sometimes he just bites her or pinches her. He wants me to hold his finger and walk whenever I am busy with my girl. Sometimes I have issue when it's the sleeping time of both of them. It's hard to handle them both. They both are too young to understand. It's not my little boy's fault. He is just 1. He wants my attention all the time. I give them both equal attention but it's getting hard to manage things. What should I do?
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Post by waxsy on Jan 20, 2018 16:13:11 GMT
hello guys.finally started our discussions with our clinic about post-surrogacy reponsibilites and this week's topic was all about adjusting to the parental role. I'd like to say, right off the bat, that it's a really wonderful clinic, in the ukraine (for those wondering), and they make this whole process feel really smooth and exciting. Anyway, in the discussion, we were shown a video off of their youtube channel, (I'll link it below this post). The video talked about how some parents may take time to "love" their new baby and that it's alright to feel that way at first. This was a first for me since I thought that love was just at first sight and that everything just clicks. I thought that it was that instinctual. I was told that it is but it is also a part of some people's instinct to take a few weeks or a month or so for some people to click, in a manner of speaking. Thinking about caring for a baby, that I didnt even carry in my belly, or give birth to, and then not even clicking with it immediately, must be really difficult on the nerves and heart. It would be difficult for me emotioanlly to be honest. The doctors reassured me of that and calmed be down a bit. I am still very excited for our baby to come so I can love it and take care of it. Anyway, I thought I'd share this. of help. Feel free to leave your experiences in the forum or in the comments. i would love to read them. ( Youtube Video link : - youtu.be/hj1tXv5j5Q4 ) |
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Post by monikaa on Oct 29, 2018 20:24:27 GMT
Congratulations to you! I am glad you are finally pregnant. I hope I am soon able to experience this as well. Currently, I am visiting a clinic for assited cocneption treatment. So far things are going really well. They are precise with everything and I can already see that things are goin towards a positive side. I dont have my hopes too high because I dont want to get dissapointed. However, I can see that the clinic is trying its utmost best.
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