vespergirl
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Lanie, that''s a great story about your friend. A similar thing happened to my neighbors who I used to babysit for when I was a kid. They were married, in their late 30s, and had been trying for 12 years to have a baby. Finally, they decided to adopt, and got a beautiful baby girl. A few months later, the wife unexpectedly became pregnant! They thought that they would never conceive, especially naturally, after years of fertility docs, but there it was. So then they had a beautiful little girl and a baby boy, and they were ecstatic. Then 6 months after their son was born, they conceived naturally AGAIN, and had another little boy! So within 2 and a half years, 3 beautiful kids. They were more than a little shell-shocked, but so happy. I remember the wife telling my mom that once they weren''t trying anymore, it just happened so easily. I guess for some people it works like that ...Date: 9/18/2009 9:14:56 AM
Author: Lanie
Violet -- sorry to hear about your DH. I hope that he feels better after the appointment, and that he gets the numbers up!
I wanted to share some very exciting news from yesterday. A friend of mine announced that she is 12 weeks pregnant. She is 38 and she and her husband have been trying for E L E V E N years. They did everything...Clomid, in vitro, you name it. She wanted to adopt, but her husband was iffy about it. They were going to start filling out the paperwork and just go for it, when suddenly the planets aligned or whatever. She''s praying so hard for a healthy baby, and we couldn''t be more happy for her!!!!!
And in other news (less exciting by far), I got my first crosshairs! I started taking prenatals, and things are evening out a lot more. Now just waiting for AF to see if the charts match up with my body!
Violet, I''m sorry to hear about your DH, but it''s true that because men are constantly replenishing their sperm supply, numbers can increase or decrease due to environmental factors. Some of the common things they say to avoid are riding a bicycle, hot tubs (or laptops - any heat source near the crotch), and tight underwear (boxers are better). Just making some of those changes may be able to help things along. I hope that all goes well with his doctor''s appointment.