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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What would you regret more, never being a parent or never remarrying?  If you want to be a parent, have a baby now on your own. It will be easier for you to find a divorced dad to marry later on than someone excited about your giving birth to your ex’s baby.[/quote]

This. If you have a baby (or babies) on your own you'll be just like any other divorced woman with kids from her ex-spouse. [/quote]
Except that other divorced women who had children with their ex-spouse had those children during the marriage, and their ex-spouses are co-parenting. Has OP’s ex signed away his parental rights? [b]Is there a legal avenue for him to change his mind in the future?[/b] Can OP really predict how this will turn out? [/quote]

She said in her original post that her soon to be ex-husband had signed off on the embryos completely, but the bolded is something I would want to be 100% sure on before I used those embryos, whether I was single or married.

OP, if you have embryos already frozen, does that mean you have fertility issues? I mean, I'm just confused in this scenario.If you have known fertility issues and want to have a child, I think you should go for it on your own. [/quote]

The right to use embryos is different from parental rights.  I don't think anything will stop OP's ex from pursuing his parental rights if that's what he decides to do.[/quote]

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