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awinningsmile02

Dec 31, 2011

To: I just turned 46 and trying to conceive

I have tried using ART to conceive via IUI...I had chemical preg that ended in miscarriage...The doc refuses to do IVF saying that I have 0 - 2% chance of conceiving and having a baby.....Sigh...should I get a second opinion, etc? I'd prefer to try using my own eggs, although my doc is pushing the donor egg issue...not really interested....Welcome your feedback...

Godisfaithful

Jan 03, 2012

To: Everyone

Hi all. I've read some of you all comments & cannot believe there are so many my age or near that's either pregnant or trying to conceive. Being our age and trying to get pregnant can be lonely because so many cannot understand because it isn't the norm of society. Me & my husband have been trying since September, 2001 (so a little over 10 years) & I'm not giving up because this is what God promised me. First of all, it's in God's timing, not mine. Me & my husband thought about doing ivf, but we looked at each other & chose to wait and do it naturally. It's been a bumpy road, but a good road. I've learned so much & grown so much in my relationship with God & my Savior, Jesus. I know my baby is coming, but the greatest I've gained is my relationship with my Heavenly Father. I am hopeful & have faith in Jesus Christ. Also, I plan to have one more after this. You guys have really encouraged me because you are not letting your age stop you from having your baby. I pray if you don't know Jesus, that you do. Because without Him, I couldn't have made it this far. I truly can't do anything without Him. He is my source of strength. He is my strength.

Sirena135

Jan 03, 2012

To: Babysat46

Your story hit a note with me. I just turned 45, and started dating a man 32. He really wants kids, I already have 2, age 14 and 16. At first, I didn't think we could make it work because I wouldn't be able to have another child at my age. However, I am healthy, and my periods are very normal still. We were careful at first with BC, but then we both sort of decided unanimously to just let things happen if they are supposed to happen. It wasn't a conscious decision necessarily, he just stopped wearing condoms, and I stopped insisting he do so.

Now I am pretty sure I am pregnant. I am both terrified and excited at the same time. It is too soon to test with a home pregnancy test, but with both of my other children I knew immediately, and I was right both times. Sometimes a woman just knows. I share your same fears. Will he stick around, and what the Heck do I tell everyone? Especially after all the lectures to my teens about "safe sex." I will have a really hard time justifying my own decision to stop doing so myself. Of course, having a baby alone at 46 is very different than 16, but still not easy. I have been a single parent since my kids were very young. I have no idea how I am feeling right now, but just pretty much can't stop crying. It is like being blissfully happy and scared to death at the very same time. Stupid hormones...

Anyway, I hope everything works out well on your end, and if nothing else, at least I don't feel quite so alone today. :)

Jojod1

Jan 04, 2012

To: Godisfaithful

God is definitely faithful!

Mumof3lovelyboys

Jan 05, 2012

To: everyone

I had my first  pregnancy at age 31 (my records had a label on saying 'geriatric prima gravida') and miscarried my daughter at 22 weeks.  I went on to have a healthy boy at age 33 and another healthy boy at age 35.  I was divorced shortly after that.

I remarried at 39 and tried for more children straight away.  I had 3 miscarriages before my third son was born when I was 42.  I was under pressure to have amnio testing from my doctor and hospital but I refused because the only reason they had me as 'high risk' was my age.  If I'd had the same test results 10 years earlier I wouldn't have been considered a risk.

Since then I haven't been using contraception but was breast feeding for 18 months and didn't start my periods again until after that.  Then last September, aged 47, I had an early miscarriage which was a bit of a surprise.  It was quite hard and just before Xmas I decided enough was enough - I packed up 7 sacks of clothes from newborn size to age 5 and gave them all to a neighbour.

Heard of sod's law?  I went into hospital for tests because of a suspected kidney infection the other day - to be told I'm pregnant again.  Their test apparently works very early because I'm only at day 24 of my cycle.

So now I'm wondering if I should knock on that neighbour's door and ask them to pass the clothes back as they finish using them!  Or wait and see if I miscarry again.  I'm thinking more the latter after reading this thread and the 85% likelihood of miscarrying.....

But anyway - just to add to the list of people who've confirmed that it's perfectly possible to conceive naturally at age 47.

Mumof3lovelyboys

Jan 05, 2012

To: everyone

I meant to say too - to all those people miscarrying: I was told repeatedly that it was a good sign because it showed I was fertile and eventually I would carry to term. My lovely five year old is the proof of that theory.

artsmojo

Jan 11, 2012

To: gamma0f4

Ditto.....47 ........I was out to dinner with my man....had 2 glasses of wine and was very very buzzed. Anyhoo, we came home , had fun , lots. The next day talking to my sister , I explained the buzz. She said "Oh, I use to get like that all the time when I was ovulating" . (I currently get my periods regularly , but have small fibroids.) I went to the calendar, counted ....whammo ...mid month. I have never been pregnant, but have always wanted a child.I am now 10 days late for my period, tender breasts, cramping, bloated and exhausted. I am also too nervous to get the test .....this is bringing back all the emotions and torture of wanting. Am I ? or am I peri-menopausal?

Mumof3lovelyboys

Jan 12, 2012

To: artsmojo

Sounds just like I feel and I'm not even ten days late yet! Do the test!

MotherofSeven

Jan 15, 2012

Hi
I am new to any type of chat but I need to talk with someone. I am 58 yers old, tubes tie in 1984, last period in 2006. I have nausea, backaches, headaches and I look like 4-5 months pregnant. I fell something but I tell myself it's a gas bubble. Took a urine test in the ER because I started cramping and tha was clear. I am also feeling full in the lower abdomen and urinate a lot more. The buldge is right under my breast. I am now waiting for blood test results since one of my seven pregnancies only showed through a blood test. Is there anyone else this age experiencing any of this. Afraid to talk to my husband or children for ear they might put me in a sraight jacket,

plumber43

Jan 15, 2012

To: MotherofSeven

Honestly, The odds of you being pregnant at 58 is .00001. This could be a number of Woman issues. Don't worry about the straight jacket if you are pregnant after 29 years of having your tubes tied and not having AF for 6 then it would be a gift from God!...lol I hope all goes well for you Honey!
Hugs,
Melanie

MotherofSeven

Jan 15, 2012

To: plumber43

Thanks for responding. Just had to get it off my chest. I now have a couple of days left to wait for test results and go from there,

MotherofSeven

Jan 15, 2012

To: plumber43

Thanks for responding. Just had to get it off my chest. I now have a couple of days left to wait for test results and go from there,

plumber43

Jan 15, 2012

To: MotherofSeven

No problem, I hate being negative, I hope your pregnant with a beautiful healthy baby!
Hugs,
Melanie

sadiegirl69

Jan 16, 2012

To: MotherofSeven

sounds like fibroids to me.

pictaz

Jan 16, 2012

To: stacey10

Thank you so much! Need to talk to someone! I am 46 and for the first time thinking maybe I can have my first one. Husband of 29 yrs didn't want any more but he passed away 6 months ago! Wow still an ouch hurts a lot but I met the most amazing man and he loves me!!! Yes we are in love...1 in a 1,000,000 and we are thinking and talking about having a baby! But I am older no we r older, been reserching this. Can I have my first at 46? Really scared but really want this....always wanted this! Plz talk to me...K?

Baladi

Jan 16, 2012

To: Sirena135

Sirena,

Just make sure that you get the proper genetic tests done when they offer them. I laughed at genetic counseling, and my daughter was diagnosed at 21 weeks with Trisomy 18, which is incompatible with life. I don't mean to scare you, but if I had taken the tests more seriously and at 11 weeks when they suggested them, we would not be grieving as much as we are now at the loss of our child. I am 46 and my husband is 38. Remember that things must be viewed differently at this older age then when we had kids the first time around. We will be trying again too. Best of luck!
Kim

traceyjayne

Jan 17, 2012

Hi, i will be 46 in May 2012. Was married to my sould mate in May 2011 and conceived unfortunately we lost our little angel on 6 September 2011 (11 weeks). I am now 14 days late for my period and have done a pregnancy test which is negative. Dont want to do another just yet (scared) I want a positive so badly. I have made an appointment to see the doctor on Thurday morning to find out what is wrong.
It gives me hope seeing that a full terms pregnancy is not impossible. I have a beautiful daughter aged 20 from a previous marriage and would love a baby to complete my current marriage.
TTC - Tracey
xx

MotherofSeven

Jan 17, 2012

To: sadiegirl69

I had a pap smear on Friday. Doc said the uterus was tight and the tubes were smooth. I'll call today and see if the results are in for the pap smear. But I have also scheduled myself for a second opinion for next week. Maybe an ultrasound might tell. Blood work for kidney, thyroid and pregnancy came out normal.

Canyongirl

Jan 17, 2012

To: Mum48australia

I am trying to become pregnant with my husband of a year and a half. We lost one right after we got together. I am now 47 and he is 64. His father was 64 when he was born. My children said they will be angry with us if I get pregnant. They feel it is selfish. they think its worng to bring a baby into the world with the added risk of age and they want me to be happy with my grandchilden. I have 5 children and 4 grandchildren. Am I being selfish. I will still love my children and grandchildren and spend as much if not more time with them. Why are they angry. I have to say its mostly one child thats angry.

lambert25

Jan 19, 2012

To: ellenparker

Hi ellen I am in the same boat as you I want another baby Im 46 going on 47
Iv been told I am only ovulating sometimes buy doctors but they only done one test so I have done my own every month and I have been ovulating every month they told me I could be going through early menopause. But I will not give up I do believe in keep trying dont be scared because my friend had twins at 46 they were both healthy . good luck and all the best denise

karawood

Jan 19, 2012

i have been trying for a baby for 3 years but nothing.i have been tested and i've been told that i need ivf as i have a short supply of eggs.i am 44 years old my husband is 38 years.i have 2 children age 18 and 21 he has none.our first appointment is next wednesday 25th jan.please keep your fingers crossed for us as we can only afford one go on ivf,

karawood

Jan 19, 2012

Kaffeine

Jan 20, 2012

To: Godisfaithful

I recently read "Pregnancy Miracles" which gave me much hope at age 45 to achieve pregnancy. I recommend this ebook. God Bless You and your faith!

shelldoll

Jan 21, 2012

To: Molly1964

I have 4 grown children and am a RPN. It is possible to be pregnant and still test negative. I did for my second child. Had a negative at week 9. then a few days later had an inconclusive. it took until 10 wks pregnant to get a positive urine test to come out. so wait for one week and retest. Do you have pregnancy symptoms such as tender sore breasts, having to pee more frequently, nausea or just a yicky feeling any time of the day that is unexplainable? if so you might be pregnant. It is unusual to start menopause that quickly without some kind of symptoms or changes first. If you keep getting a negative and miss a second period go see your dr and get a blood test done. good luck.

shelldoll

Jan 21, 2012

To: Baladi

I am sorry for you loss but I think you would still have grieved as much at 11 wks as you do at 18 or 21 wks. A baby is a baby and any loss whether only just pregnant or at full term is still excruciatingly painful. Best of luck in your next try.

shelldoll

Jan 21, 2012

To: Canyongirl

I lost my dear husband 1 yr ago and am in a new relationship with his cousin whom i adore. I am 46 he is 45 and I am starting to think about having another baby.. I have 4 grown children 25,23,22,20 and they have also told me they will be angry with me if I get pregnant. They love me though and I doubt they will stay angry long if I do conceive I am leaving it up to god and we are not using birth control. He has lots of grown children and doesn't really want anymore but isn't trying to use birth control and has not asked me to use any which is hard as i am latex allergic. I think while we are close to the age where we shouldn't be having babies it is your husband's age that they are most upset about. 64 is way to old to be having a baby. I am an RPN and from a medical stand point the average life span for men is about 70 but for women is 82, You have a chance of your husband dying before this baby enters kindergarten and that is simply not fair to a child. Plus at age 64 men are just not usually healthy enough physically to keep up with the demands of a baby, toddler, then active child. It is a little selfish to be expecting your children to raise this baby if anything happens to you both which is most likely another reason your children would be angry with you. If your husband was your age I think you would find they would be much more tolerant of your wish to have another child. Just my opinion of course.

stepmomandmom

Jan 21, 2012

To: Odds of pregnancy at 47

WOW! Such inspiring stories. We miscarried at 8 weeks last year. I was 45 and now 46. We are walking towards our baby again. I'm terrified, anxious and joyed. We're going against the odds here and it's good to here victorious stories. Keep positive

MotherofSeven

Jan 23, 2012

To: sadiegirl69

I finally got my results of the pap smear and it was normal. I am scheduled for an ultrsound in the morning and then second opinion gyn later in the evening.

MotherofSeven

Jan 23, 2012

To: sadiegirl69

I finally got my results of the pap smear and it was normal. I am scheduled for an ultrsound in the morning and then second opinion gyn later in the evening.

MotherofSeven

Jan 24, 2012

I had an ultrasound today. No fibroids but the uterus wall lining is thick. Doc suggest DNC.

lu13

Jan 24, 2012

To: ChristineMP

I am about to be 47. I have no children and have never been pregnant. I have finally met a man I would consider having a child with. I am an only child and I was late in life for my parents. They were both in their late 30's or early 40's when I was born. My father is now deceased. My mother is 85. I am soon to be with no family other than my partner, his family and some of my cousins. I am debating the baby issue. I have no health issues at this time and I am still having my monthly visitor on a regular schedule. Are the health and emotional issues too great to continue with this train of thought?

plumber43

Jan 25, 2012

To: lu13

I Don't mean to be a Debbie downer but at our age pregnancy is really difficult, I have been told 1%. I tried for 2 years with my age and after a MC decided on donor eggs. It a difficult journey but if your strong maybe you can be that 1%! I am now pregnant and will be 46 when I give birth.
Good luck!

galaxian2012

Jan 25, 2012

To: odds of getting pregnant

I feel like slapping doctors when they say that it's "nearly impossible" to get pregnant at 45+.
I have known a number of women that have 'spontaneously' became pregnant in late 40s.
I myself became pregnant at 47 after being told when i was in my early 30s that it's highly unlikely that i would get pregnant again (at the time i had one child).
I adopted a second child in my mid 30s.
By the time i entered my early 40s the last thing on my mind is having/raising any more children. I didn't have the energy nor the optimum health as i did when i was younger.
In fact, i had several back injuries and was borderline diabetic.
In an attempt to stave off full blown diabetes and rehabilitate my back-- i began to work out by simply walking and doing tai chi, lost about 15 pounds and changed my diet to include alot more fruits and vegetables, flax seeds to my fruit smoothies, fish oil, olive oil and far less simple carbs. I cut out all junk food. I even replaced coffee with herbal coffee called Teecino.

Well surprise surprise- three months into my "lifestyle" change i became pregnant one month before my 47th birthday!

Here's the really pathetic thing--my fiancee and i are not even that sexually active. We're talking intercourse once or twice a month. We both have lower sex drive and are fine with it.

I am convinced that my diet of daily fruit smoothies, veggie juices, vitamins, flax seeds, meditating and mild exercising had a huge impact on my body conceiving.

Bottom line is this--as long as you still have your period you can still conceive. I don't care what any doctors says.

galaxian2012

Jan 25, 2012

To: odds of pregnancy at 47

plumber43

Jan 25, 2012

To: galaxian2012

Hi,
Thank you for your inspiring story! Are you pregnant or is your little one here now?
Hugs,
Melanie

MotherofSeven

Jan 26, 2012

To: galaxian2012

Congrats!!! Doctors don't know everything because they are always in practice. I have gone just about everywhere to find out what's wrong with me.. No one seems to know. if this is something that happens when you are menopausal. All the symptoms of pregnancy and even a little hcg in the blood. Had ultrasound and no fibroids but uterine lining is a little thick. Pap smear is good from two different gyn's. Second one wants to o D&C. I want to know why. If they suspect something tell me, Regular doctor wants to order more test but the office girls can't tell me what they re either. I ust give up and going back to eating. Gained 4 pounds since Thanksgiving and still going. so I might as well enjoy it.

Armin44

Jan 26, 2012

To: All

I am 44 and had two children until last month when in a tragic freak accident I lost my younger son who was 11 yrs. Me and my husband are in a total darkness and our lives seem to have no purpose now. The only hope that we see to build our shattered family is to plan for a baby and I am going ahead even if I am 44 now. My initial tests, FSH, AMH are not very encouraging and this has caused further depression. I have read through some very interesting stories and would invite suggestions, tips from all to help us rebuild our family

CrystalLyn

Jan 28, 2012

To: Godisfaithful

p/S: In my early comment, i made an error (study scale 1 - 5 means Bad to Outstanding and not 'to worst'. Ha! ha!
God bless you!

Be patient and remain hv faith in the Lord! When i was 30, i prayed hard and after 7 yrs, i got my daughter who is now 9. She's very smart - bubbly & spirited, has lots of energy so she's doing a lot - playing the violin & piano, was in artistic gymnastic for 8 yrs of her life. She's active in school plays, popular in class, school, daycare centre. She plays tennis and advancing well. For studies with scale 1 - 5 (bad to Outstanding), she's getting 3-5, with more 4 & 5.
I mentioned all these to encourage you that the coming baby won't be growing up 'dysfunctional' but greatly blessed by our Lord the Maker of heaven and earth and all that has breath ! Amen! May the Love of the Lord keeps you going! Sincerely, C

CrystalLyn

Jan 28, 2012

To: hobo13

No one should judge you! Take good care and be in constant consultation with your GP. God bless!

CrystalLyn

Jan 28, 2012

To: girldeak

Maybe you should ask yourself why you want another child when you already have 3 ? Can you provide very well (emotionally etc) for this future baby and go through pre-menopause? It's important to be unselfish as well and look to the big picture. Of course, do what u think best for your own situation and life. God bless!

CrystalLyn

Jan 28, 2012

To: Twins46

The Lord watches over you and may your dream in having a child come true soon! The Lord is good and i can feel how you feel, wanting to be a mom. It's such a natural emotion - Motherhood ! Take care, C

CrystalLyn

Jan 28, 2012

To: Miss_Scarlett

If there is another addition to your family, Rejoice and celebrate! It is then a wonderful blessing !

Godisfaithful

Jan 28, 2012

To: Armin44

I am praying for you & your family to find peace and comfort in God. I am so sorry for your lost.

First_time_mom35

Jan 30, 2012

To: pkr

It's always best to take a hpt with the first morning pee. I'm 35, second pregnancy after a m/c 11/10, and am approx 9 weeks today. Have my first doc appt tomorrow morning. Hopefully they'll do a u/s too. I wish everyone here the best of luck, baby dust and God Bless.

Angelface11

Feb 06, 2012

To: Godisfaithful

Thank you for sharing such an amazing story!
This morning and many times I would go to church and pray that I would be able to conceive a beautiful healthy child just like baby Jesus. After I met my soul mate, I was ready to be pregnant, but after trying for the past 11 months, I have gotten to the point where I cannot be. That was also confirmed by few IVF specialist and also by an ovarian reserve lab work.
in a week I'm turning 48, thank God for a healthy body so far...and keep holding on my hope. A hope where I can see the man I love so much to father my child.
Please, you all kind people pray for me... as I wait for the miracle to arrive!

Lord Bless//
AngelFace!

Angelface11

Feb 06, 2012

To: Godisfaithful

lovejoy45

Feb 09, 2012

To: galaxian2012

thank you for your testimony it has truely helped me

faithfullyblessed

Feb 10, 2012

To: Odds of Getting Pregnant

I am 46 and 33 weeks pregnant. I got married in Nov 2010 and did not use contraception for religious reasons.

In July 2011 I was late for my period, very tired with sore breast and slightly nauseous but no morning sickness. I did a pregnancy test which was positive. I have 3 children from previous marriage and relationship (youngest is 14) and thought it difficult to get pregnant.

I am keen on keeping myself fit and eating healthily, which has helped me to concieve (conceive) in my opinion. However, I did leave my fate of getting pregnant in Gods hands.

All the usual worries came to mind after intial shock of actually being pregnant, will baby be healthy, will I have complications etc. I had to triple test but was determined no matter what I will not terminate, for religious reasons again.

At 20 weeks was told I had a low lying placenta which meant a likely hood of cesarian birth. 2 days ago had my last scan which showed that placenta was no longer low. I did worry about low birth wieght as I am not very big (my height is 5ft) but scan estimated baby's wieght at 5lb 7oz. Hubby and I are really pleased.

We a talking about having a water birth and getting things ready for baby now. We decided not to know the sex of the baby as it's my husbands first baby and wants it to be a surprise. I myself think by the shape of my bump I am having a girl.

We are anxiously awaiting the first signs of labour. While I have had short labours in the past I am not sure what to expect with this pregnancy. I am getting very tight and baby kicks and punches a lot. The head is down so could have baby any day now.

I do have concerns if I will have the energy to look after a baby well at 46, but if others can do it so can I.

I have been reassured by most of the posts here. Good luck to everyone trying to concieve (conceive).

God bless you all.

Sofea

Feb 15, 2012

To: pkr

Your not pregnant! Stars getting pregnant past 45 are more then likely IVF. Unfortunately for Women trying to get pregnant, it leaves false hopes for the average people. Why would anyone want a baby at times of becoming a grandmother, beats me!

plumber43

15 hours

To: Sofea

I don't think it's nice for you to be so negative. Do you even know anything about IVF? I think not, Maybe you have had kids and I have but many woman on here are on here for support, not judgment! We get it all the time! Maybe this is a woman's 1st child so to mention time to be a grandmother is really insensitive! I have 3 children and went through a really hard time to have my 4th with my husband who doesn't have kids so to be able to have one with him is a blessing. I did do IVF but it didn't work so we went onto Donor eggs and now I am pregnant. Please don't come here to hurt anyone that would be really sad!

46_how_did_this_happen411

8 hours

To: Sofea

Why are you here?

46_how_did_this_happen411

8 hours

To: everyone

Okay my story is definitely worth telling, so here goes.

I am 46 yo. I have six kids. Five from a previous marriage-all born before I was 32 and one from IVF donor-egg. We consulted a fert dr after four years of trying, I was 44 hubby was 45. He is a genius dr and said you want it quick and painless, here ya go. You're old, donor eggs will work. We did, it worked fast, love love love my daughter, she's eighteen months old. We have 7 embryos on ice. All perfect. Cost a freakin' fortune. 35K.

Okay forward to last few months. Decided to go for number two. I wanted to lose weight and get ready. Hubby and I both started an Atkins diet. Lots of eggs, cheese, nuts, veggies etc. Lost alot of weight and then followed that with a home made juice diet. Mostly green juice. Spinach, kale, broccoli, tomatoes, herbs all kinds, mango, oranges, apples, kiwi, onions, garlic just everything. Did that for a month, lost five pounds more. Got pregnant on day fourteen of this diet.

I am in shock. Just found yesterday. My periods been getting irregular and that sort of worried me, I'm getting old. My hubby bought a preg test because he was dying to find out if it was actually true. I blew it off as a big joke. I didn't even finish peeing on the damn thing before it lit up! I am floored! This is unbelievable. By the way, we were not trying at all. Just happened.

julie124

4 minutes

Hi
I am a bit nervous in posting. This is my first time. I have a few questions for you. I just turned 45 and I missed my period Feb 3. My last period was January 3 which actually lasted for about 12 days last month. I did have intercourse on the 21 of January. My periods are usually every 28-30 days. I took a pregnancy test February 11 which came out negative. I am now 2 weeks late. I only took one pregnancy test. I think they are 99% accurate? My question is do you think it is menopause just starting out of the blue? Like I said my periods are normal every 28-30 days. I don't know what to think My nipples are just slightly tender. I have no nausea. I also feel slight twinges by/in my cervix.
Anyway Thank You for listening to me :)

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