Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Tell her good luck and wish her the best. A baby is not happening, you know that, and she'll find out soon enough.
No, they don't. Women in their late 40's (OP said 49) are very unlikely to get pregnant and have a healthy pregnancy. And women in their early 40's are very likely to struggle with infertility before getting pregnant. This idea out there that it's so easy to have a baby in your 40's is not supported by the sad statistics. Plus, a lot of older celebrities seen having babies are using donor eggs, but of course no one realizes this.
No they don't what? Did you read the post you responded to? You're saying the same thing. A baby is not happening.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My 49 yr old unmarried sister is due to start fertility treatments. She is has severe anxiety and depression. Her 30 yr old boyfriend is a terrible father but she can’t see it. He has two kids from different women. She is a professional, earns well, and has everything she needs to take care of herself but she is so stuck on having this baby. I don’t think it’s going to
happen for her but want to be supportive and at the same time I’m also annoyed at her not being able to see what’s in front of her .
Think back to Elizabeth Edwards who had fertility treatments after age 59 and got breast cancer and died. Your sister needs professional mental healthy counselling. She is much too old to be having a child and whoever is giving her fertility treatments should be reported fir medical malpractice.
Elizabeth Edwards had children at age 48 and 50. Not 59. I agree it's quite possible the older pregnancy caused her breast cancer, but none of us know if that's true. Maybe she would have gotten cancer regardless.
Anonymous wrote:If she's using donor eggs and fertility treatments, her odds are actually pretty good it could happen. The expense is going to be high, though, and it may take multiple tries.
Anonymous wrote:How is this your business, and how could you possibly change anything?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My 49 yr old unmarried sister is due to start fertility treatments. She is has severe anxiety and depression. Her 30 yr old boyfriend is a terrible father but she can’t see it. He has two kids from different women. She is a professional, earns well, and has everything she needs to take care of herself but she is so stuck on having this baby. I don’t think it’s going to
happen for her but want to be supportive and at the same time I’m also annoyed at her not being able to see what’s in front of her .
OP, what does "due to start fertility treatments" mean? I agree with the PPs who say that no ethical RE would do this. Are you sure she actually has scheduled plans to start medication, etc, or is she just talking about it?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My 49 yr old unmarried sister is due to start fertility treatments. She is has severe anxiety and depression. Her 30 yr old boyfriend is a terrible father but she can’t see it. He has two kids from different women. She is a professional, earns well, and has everything she needs to take care of herself but she is so stuck on having this baby. I don’t think it’s going to
happen for her but want to be supportive and at the same time I’m also annoyed at her not being able to see what’s in front of her .
Think back to Elizabeth Edwards who had fertility treatments after age 59 and got breast cancer and died. Your sister needs professional mental healthy counselling. She is much too old to be having a child and whoever is giving her fertility treatments should be reported fir medical malpractice.
Anonymous wrote:My 49 yr old unmarried sister is due to start fertility treatments. She is has severe anxiety and depression. Her 30 yr old boyfriend is a terrible father but she can’t see it. He has two kids from different women. She is a professional, earns well, and has everything she needs to take care of herself but she is so stuck on having this baby. I don’t think it’s going to
happen for her but want to be supportive and at the same time I’m also annoyed at her not being able to see what’s in front of her .
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Tell her good luck and wish her the best. A baby is not happening, you know that, and she'll find out soon enough.
No, they don't. Women in their late 40's (OP said 49) are very unlikely to get pregnant and have a healthy pregnancy. And women in their early 40's are very likely to struggle with infertility before getting pregnant. This idea out there that it's so easy to have a baby in your 40's is not supported by the sad statistics. Plus, a lot of older celebrities seen having babies are using donor eggs, but of course no one realizes this.
Anonymous wrote:My 49 yr old unmarried sister is due to start fertility treatments. She is has severe anxiety and depression. Her 30 yr old boyfriend is a terrible father but she can’t see it. He has two kids from different women. She is a professional, earns well, and has everything she needs to take care of herself but she is so stuck on having this baby. I don’t think it’s going to
happen for her but want to be supportive and at the same time I’m also annoyed at her not being able to see what’s in front of her .