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Re: To Try Again...or not.
« Reply #15 on: September 26, 2005, 08:00:18 PM »
Songmistress, I think beccaboo's advice is sound. From reading your past posts, you have had a very emotional time of it lately. Do your grieving...there's plenty of time for you to start a family. You'll know when you are ready to try again. Your heart will tell you.

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Re: To Try Again...or not.
« Reply #16 on: September 26, 2005, 11:11:28 PM »
Exactly what beccaboo said!  :D
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Re: To Try Again...or not.
« Reply #17 on: September 27, 2005, 03:58:37 PM »
Thank you, All, for your imput.

I suppose I mostly just feel old.  Old and tired.  Worn.  To quote Bilbo, 'thin and stretched, like butter spread across too much bread'.  And, as far as my health, it's not been great at the best of times.  My mother gave birth to me at the age of 40, and, sometimes, I wonder if a lot of my problems are not due to her having me so late in life.  But, that I do not know.

I want to try again.  I want to give my husband that which was denied to him for so many years by a very selfish wife who told him that if he ever got her pregnant that she would abort ( >:( ~insert obsenity here~), and this was after promising him before they were married that, oh, yes, they would have kids.  My husband comes from a large family and has always wanted children of his own.  He considers my girls his, but they are so far away - which is a sad enough situation in and of itself - so, it's not like he gets the real experience of being a dad, does it?

Jamie feels it's too soon to try again, 'though.  He is afraid of putting me through the same thing again.  He is scared.

I am scared, too.  But, I am scared of waiting, too.

I guess I am just a mess.

Oh, and in the job that I am presently in, I am already entitled to maternity pay.  However, I am looking for another job right now, due to the fact that I am tired of standing and lifting for 9 hours a day (something that isn't helping my health) on top of all the admin duties I oversee (that I don't mind), and the fact that I am only paid minium wage, which I feel is not enough for the amount of work I do.  I guess I feel that I am worth more...not exactly a crime.

Anyway...I guess we must take things one day at a time....

 
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Re: To Try Again...or not.
« Reply #18 on: September 27, 2005, 04:07:11 PM »
It's SO much nicer when you're in a job you can handle and qualify for maternity pay.  It really is.  I've done it both ways and it's made soooo much of a difference emotionally - for both of us.  It's been much easier on our relationship as well.

Plus if your partner is not in a place where he feels comfortable, it might be best to give him some space until he feels he's in a better place. 

Have you tried contacting a miscarriage support group?  They can be of REAL help in dealing with the issues and feelings surrounding a loss such as this.

Good luck.


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