Baby at 43
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Anonymous
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Just throwing some hope out there. lot of pessimistic people here.
https://www.reddit.com/r/WomenOver40/comments/1e2og3u/43_and_pregnant/?captcha=1 |
Anonymous
| 43 is fine but you’ll be tired |
Anonymous
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Whew chile.
More power to you and gl. If you do conceive, don’t over exert yourself the first couple of months because that can cause you to miscarry |
Anonymous
| I was almost 43 when I had #2. So glad I kept trying (after lots of miscarriages), but I will say it is very tiring. |
Anonymous
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I had twins at 45. Healthy pregnancy, healthy delivery, healthy babies, healthy kids and still energetic/hearty mom many many years on now.
Hope to still be saying the same in 10 and 20 years! |
Anonymous
| Both of my grandmothers had babies in their 40s, as did many of their contemporaries. This was not uncommon in the pre-birth control era. Women in their 40s having babies is not unusual. |
Anonymous
Did you have IVF? Which doctor did you go to is your? What was your FSH level and your ASH level? |
Anonymous
| Hard pass. |
Anonymous
| Our 3rd at 43, healthy and happy |
Anonymous
| Oof. No thanks. |
Anonymous
| Congratulations and good luck! You are brave to share anything here. |
Anonymous
| No way. |
Anonymous
| No thanks. Good luck with that when you are in your 60s. |
Anonymous
| It's the first pregnancy at 40+. That's what this discussion is about. |
Anonymous
+1 Why would you want to be mistaken for a grandma! You will! There is a point where one should think nieces/nephews/cousin's kids/neighbors and dogs are good enough. That age is 40. |