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Lara, this made me LOL!Date: 10/21/2008 4:45:22 AM
Author: LaraOnline
It all started to spiral down when ballroom dancing went out of vogue as a common social pastime...haha
Lara, this made me LOL!Date: 10/21/2008 4:45:22 AM
Author: LaraOnline
It all started to spiral down when ballroom dancing went out of vogue as a common social pastime...haha
Trillionaire - The copper IUD was the one that I became pregnant while using. I also had HORRIBLE side effects. TMI - but I couldn't even leave the house for one day out of the month b/c of how heavy my cycle was. It truely was TERRIBLE and My TOTM was about twice what it normally is. I also tried Mirena and began having headaches and decided to have that one taken out too.Date: 10/21/2008 12:07:54 AM
Author: trillionaire
we are in no rush about a vasectomyNot to sound pessimistic, but if we didn't work out, I'd like him to have an option to have a family with someone else, if he wanted. Though he is more anti-kid than I am. He hates the idea of me going through childbirth after seeing a few videos/tv showslol. I've had an IUD for a few years, and love the convenience, but it has made my hormones wacky, so I'm going to get it out shortly, though I may move to the copper IUD (10 yrs! whooohoooo!). To bring the discussion back to relevance, I hear that some people are opposed to IUDs because you can conceive, but the baby usually can't attach, thus 'terminating' the pregnancy. I think this is why tubal pregnancies are more common with IUDs. I think that goes back to whether life begins at conception, or sometime closer to viability. Such a difficult thing to agree on!
I also wonder about abortion and declining replacement rates. Do we generally see a trend of more mothers having more abortions or fewer kids? (ie, interference with careers/lifestyle) How do we address this issue, if that is the case?
Date: 10/21/2008 12:04:39 PM
Author: MC
Trillionaire - The copper IUD was the one that I became pregnant while using. I also had HORRIBLE side effects. TMI - but I couldn''t even leave the house for one day out of the month b/c of how heavy my cycle was. It truely was TERRIBLE and My TOTM was about twice what it normally is. I also tried Mirena and began having headaches and decided to have that one taken out too.Date: 10/21/2008 12:07:54 AM
Author: trillionaire
we are in no rush about a vasectomyNot to sound pessimistic, but if we didn''t work out, I''d like him to have an option to have a family with someone else, if he wanted. Though he is more anti-kid than I am. He hates the idea of me going through childbirth after seeing a few videos/tv showslol. I''ve had an IUD for a few years, and love the convenience, but it has made my hormones wacky, so I''m going to get it out shortly, though I may move to the copper IUD (10 yrs! whooohoooo!). To bring the discussion back to relevance, I hear that some people are opposed to IUDs because you can conceive, but the baby usually can''t attach, thus ''terminating'' the pregnancy. I think this is why tubal pregnancies are more common with IUDs. I think that goes back to whether life begins at conception, or sometime closer to viability. Such a difficult thing to agree on!
I also wonder about abortion and declining replacement rates. Do we generally see a trend of more mothers having more abortions or fewer kids? (ie, interference with careers/lifestyle) How do we address this issue, if that is the case?
Yes, there is debate that an IUD causes ''an abortion,'' and that''s what appeared to happen with me. I still opted for another IUD and after it''s removal used Plan B a few times when DH and I were active w/out using a condom and some pharmacists won''t despense that pill claiming it''s an abortion as well. I guess based on my history, I could possibly have had another child within the last few years.
This whole debate is difficult for me because BOTH of my kids were planned and I never intended to have any more. What would I do if I were to become pregnant again? DH and I couldn''t afford a third child and our current insurance isn''t good AND I had complications with both pregnancies so there are too many factors at play and I want my options to be open if I had to make a choice at any point in my future.
I''m on a medication and leave my RX jar next to my eye makeup. There is no way I''m leaving the house w/out at least mascara on!Date: 10/21/2008 12:37:31 PM
Author: FrekeChild
Psst...Trillionaire. I take my pill at the same time everyday. I have to take other meds, so I take them at the same time, and I have an alarm set and take them when it goes off.
Date: 10/21/2008 12:44:35 PM
Author: MC
I''m on a medication and leave my RX jar next to my eye makeup. There is no way I''m leaving the house w/out at least mascara on!Date: 10/21/2008 12:37:31 PM
Author: FrekeChild
Psst...Trillionaire. I take my pill at the same time everyday. I have to take other meds, so I take them at the same time, and I have an alarm set and take them when it goes off.