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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If you've never been through it, you have NO IDEA how incredibly difficult and painful it is. Please, just give her time and space. And in the meantime, if you are a believer, please pray for her. Signed - been there, done that. [/quote] Yeah, pray for her while she gives you her ass to kiss. The world doesn't revolve around her infertility. [/quote] Would you be so callous if your friend was dealing with a life-threatening illness? What if she suffered a death in her immediate family? Why are you making someone else's hardship about your needs?[/quote] Exactly. No one would dream of using the phrase "wallowing in poor me-dom" to describe someone in those situations. It's because deep down, people (mostly those who've never experienced it) don't believe infertility is a good enough reason to experience significant grief or depression. [b]It isn't worthy of our compassion in the way that other tragedies are. Instead, infertiles are told to "buck up" and "deal with it".[/b][/quote] What crap. We experienced infertility, IVF, multiple miscarriages and then, when we were finally pregnant, a diagnosis at 20 weeks that the baby would not live more than a few minutes after birth. Of course we experienced significant grief and depression, and anyone who tells me I just don't understand can just suck it. It's not about minimizing the grief, it's expecting people to deal with that grief in an adult manner. [b]And to the pp who compared infertility to getting a serious illness or losing a lived one, get real. At bottom, your not getting something you want. Something you desperately want, sure, but you're not 7. Act your age. [/b] [/quote] Case in point. [/quote]
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