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okay i am pregnant and my husband is not ready

by brianswife133, Jul 11, 2008 08:40PM
my husband is not ready for a baby and hes changed his mind a few times but we had gotten into another arguement because of someone he knows and now he dont want it again but said the next one we can keep i was wondering if anyone knew how to have a miscarriage because i dont want to lose him and if i have it i will lose him and end up living on the base and working and having to put the baby and my other kids in daycare while i work so can someone please help me out with this big circumstances that i have going on thank you
Member Comments (29)

by fungirl1011, Jul 11, 2008 08:45PM
I would say ditch the idoit husband.  I can't believe that you would put a post like that on here when there are women who would give anything to have a child.  I would say that you husband needs to GROW UP!!!

by brianswife133, Jul 11, 2008 08:50PM
To: fungirl1011
i dont want to  he wants a family but our truck is ****** up we have had agruements off and on and the latest one was on the 7 of this month and i just want to have a happy family but i want to be with him at the same time and know that this child could have some hard core issues is going to be hard when i have to go back overseas after i have it and my husband is bipolar do you know how hard it is with someone who is bipolar that dont take meds at all

by fungirl1011, Jul 11, 2008 08:58PM
I have no clue how hard that is, but if he was not positive that he wanted a child, he should have wore protection.  I understand that you want a happy family, but the BABY is now a part of that family.  I would say at least consider adoption.  This baby did not ask for this to happen.  Good luck to you and your family

by Hope2OneDay, Jul 11, 2008 08:59PM
Sounds to me like you both need meds. First, I think anyone who stays with someone who is bipolar (and KNOWS it) and deliberately doesn't take meds for it, is asking for trouble.
Second, I would be more concerned about an innocent baby than a man who obviously doesn't care about you. If the did, he wouldn't give you an ultimatum like this. The baby or HIM? Sorry, but I'd pick the baby.
Even if you don't KEEP the baby, put it up for adoption. That way you can still keep your lovable man, he doesn't have to take responsibility for his actions AND you can help someone who would do anything to have a child.

Honestly, I think anyone who would TRY to miscarry a child on purpose must be very self centered. You aren't thinking about anyone but yourself and your relationship with a man who needs mental help for requesting that you don't have this baby "just because he isn't ready". Too bad...if he wasn't ready, he should have used protection. And you should have been on the pill. And don't give me that "I was one of the 1% who got pregnant on the pill" line. He could have used a condom and that would have helped prevent the inevitable, too.
Anyone who doesn't want a baby should do everything in their power to prevent it.

And for him to pick and choose "oh, we'll keep the next one" like it's a puppy that you decided after a few days that you didn't want and figure you'll take it back to the pet store. Life isn't like that. Not when it comes to babies.

For all you know, there may not be a next time. And by the sounds of it, it may be for the best.

Sorry if this sounds crude, but when you post something ridiculous like this, you have to expect answers that you don't like.

by Hope2OneDay, Jul 11, 2008 09:04PM
Oh...one more thing.Since he said "the next one you can keep"...what if you were to get pregnant two months from now? Would that be long enough of a wait for him? Just curious as to "how long is long enough" before he'll actually let you "keep the next one"?

by carrie78, Jul 11, 2008 09:30PM
i really cant believe what im reading...ARE YOU SERIOUS???  I cant believe people get pregnant and then decide hmmmm i dont want to have a baby(especially a married couple)USE PROTECTION

by casandbaby, Jul 11, 2008 10:02PM
I agree 100 percent with everyone's comments, you both should of used protection especially knowing he is bipolar and not taking meds. For you to call your unborn baby "it" it seems like you could care less and the baby deserves so much more than that! You should consider adoption, the baby is innocent and for you to even considering causing a miscarriage is murder in my book!

by marsxp, Jul 11, 2008 10:08PM
this is the wrong forum to post your question. you dont know how many women here are dying to have a baby, and i;m one of them. i am disgusted that you are choosing to kill an innocent child just so you can have a happy family. if you want this baby to grow up with no hard core issues, you have to either shove some bipolar pills down his throat or pack your bags and leave. killing an innocent child should never be your only option. you do the deed, you take responsibility for it. not throw it away and keep the next one.

by pugroxie, Jul 12, 2008 01:26AM
To: TO ALL
to all...MOSTLY TO brianswife133.  you call yourself Brian's wife.  you should rearrange his name and call yourself brainless wife. i have been trying 2.5 yrs to conceive with my husband and to see this posting from you, it makes me want to throw up.  i agreed with everyone else you both need meds.  how could you even consider murdering your unborn child.  the baby deserve to live, he/she DID NOT ask to be born.  you two decided to be childish and got pregnant.  you might think this reply is crazy.  i am fieriest.  *&%* YEAH.  DON'T YOU EVEN POST ANYTHING LIKE THIS AGAIN.  YOU ARE HURTING THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE WHO ARE TRYING AND WILL GIVE ANYTHING TO HAVE A BABY

by peekawho, Jul 12, 2008 10:37AM
Neither one of you is ready to be parents.  At all.  

by April2, Jul 12, 2008 01:01PM
OMG, I can't believe this. I agree with above poster. This isn't a puppy that you can take back! How can you and your husband be so casual about this?! He keeps changing his mind? Oh, today he wants it but tomorrow he doesn't? This appears to be a game to him! Next one we can keep? What is this, Russian Rulette? And what if he changed his mind that time?! This is a helpless, innocent child! Not something you can change your mind about and take back to the store! The deed is done. You are pregnant now. The time for deciding should have been before you conceived. If you all really wanted to wait you would have been more careful to ensure that there'd be no pregnancy at this time. This is not the time to change your mind!
Your husband needs to grow up big time! He has a family and responsibilities now. He's acting like a teenager.
Did you say base? I'm assuming then that he's military? I'd think that would have made him grow up. If it's true that he's military then he's got free health insurance and a steady paycheck. Yeah, it might be a little harder. Money might be a bit tighter but deal with it! Make adjustments to make it work. Others in worse positions than you all made it work. This isn't a plaything that you all can play with and then put down when you're tired of it. So what if you have to live on base and put the child in daycare? You wouldn't be the first. Is there some reason you can't work? And what's wrong with living on base? My husband was military for 22 years and we lived on base for most of that time. It really helps with living costs. Are you too proud to live on base? I actually liked living on base. I felt a little safer since most have guards and check ID's going in and out.
Look, this child didn't ask to be created! It is depending on you! So buck it up and take care of your responsibilities.
Sorry if I'm coming across as a little harsh but this really is upsetting. I've seen teenagers act more mature than this. At least give this child to someone who would really want it and take care of it. You guys are being terribly selfish. It just breaks my heart.
Try to put someone else's needs above your own. Try to do the unselfish thing here. Can you do that? You can't just think of yourself or even your husband right now. You need to think of this innocent life. Please do the right thing. Put the child first.

by Crritter, Jul 12, 2008 01:14PM
I agree with all the others.  How sad, brianswife, you don't even give yourself your own identity, you go under his name.  You put an innocent baby  to the backseat of his wants.  He may very well change his mind hundreds of times before hte baby is due, and even if there is a next time, he will probably do it again.  He needs to grow up, be a man and take responsibility for himslef and his actions, take his meds and help you.  You are both not ready to be parents, you are both very selfish and only thinking of yourselves.  Leaving the husband would be har, but do you know how many of us have to work and put our kids in daycare.  It's a fact of life, you whatever you have to do to support them.  Talk to his Dr. about his meds and once he's clear headed you should decide what to do.  Good luck, I hope you find a nice home for your baby.

by Crritter, Jul 12, 2008 01:16PM
Sorry for all the typos, as I type this my 15 month old son is snuggling up to me and "helping".  He's a sweetie!

by Hope2OneDay, Jul 12, 2008 01:54PM
I just have to say ONE more thing...

If this guy is in the MILITARY and KNOWS he should be taking something for Bipolar disorder, that is VERY frightening. It's scary to know that someone like that is in our military, a ticking time bomb who could turn on his own comrades, or possibly be the next one in line to murder his pregnant wife/girlfriend like the last two guys did in NC.

So sad that we have people like that wasting away our tax dollars. You'd think the military would teach them discipline and to be MORE responsible for their actions.

by agomez333, Jul 12, 2008 03:03PM
It is sad to know that there are pwoplw out there who actuallt think like this, or get a kick out of getting all these women riled up... Go take ur meds...

by agomez333, Jul 12, 2008 03:04PM
sorry for typos... I meant peoplewho actually think.....

by BabyHardiman, Jul 12, 2008 03:05PM
Honestly, I know for a fact that he would not have been excepted into the military with being diagnosed bipolar.  This chick is off her rocker.