Probably the safest exercise would be walking or riding a bike either a real one or a stationary one. I use a stationary one because where I live it rains at least half the year. As you learned you have to be very careful when diagnosed with fibro. I would start seeing either a rheumatologist or a pain specialist to learn what you can do and how to do it. You may have a difficult time working those long hours. Of course back when I was younger and had it no one knew what it was so we just had to work thru the pain and any other problems because they used to think it was all in our heads!!! But this is a life long situation so you ned to find your self a good fibro doc that has experience in dealing with fibro that is crucial in living with this disease! Good luck to you!

I've been very fortunate and not had any really nasty docs but if one told me I shouldn't I would find a new doc that is easier to work with. I don't know what type of meds you are on but possibly you could still take some of them. I would say find yourself a good female OB-GYN to help you during your pregnancy as a woman would probably be more understanding of that desire for a baby before it is too late.

I think that sounds like a great marriage, I always thought being married to a long haul trucker would be great because I was very independent and that way I would still be on my own but have a guy pop in every now and then! lol I was a single mom for the first 8 yrs so I can tell you raising a little one with little or no help is really tiring but I also had to work. If your husband makes enough to support you with out you having to work that would take a lot of the stress off! It was just very difficult having to work and be a mom! Like I said before tho I'm so glad I did have my daughter, she hasn't always been a delight but she has been worth everything I went thru. Babies take a lot of patience and love but they are so worth it when they look at you with those big eyes and smile or grab your finger. Then you absolutely melt! So if your hubby is on board with the idea too I'd say go ahead and see what happens. I wish you all the best!!

Thank you for your reply. My time is indeed running short. Just kind of gave up on the dream but I will live with deep regret if I don't. Looking at the end of my youth I know I need to do it now. I am just really scared of getting off my medicines. I fear the extreme pain that I had before the medicines. We all deal with daily pain we have even with the medicines. My plan is to lose weight and get healthier and get with my doctors before getting pregnant.

Your going to think me crazy when I tell you I have three dogs and my husband works on a boat and is only home for two weeks every 28 days. He's trying to becoming a Captain on a tug boat and this requires him to learn the river and the Gulf before he can have his on boat. It won't be forever but the first two years will be mostly on me. But there has never been a good time. When I was in my twenties I was building my career and then my world changed at 27. Guess I've made up my mind about the situation but I am really nervous. Especially nervous to go to the doctors and tell them about our plan.

I have a host of issues one being that I have Fibro. I am 36 and have always thought that I wouldn't have kids. But at the age I am and the condition I am in I still can't shake the fact that I really and truly would love to have a baby. Has anyone gone through this and do you have any advice. I want to do the right thing. My husband says that he doesn't want me in anymore pain and so he's willing not to have kids because he loves me. I just have this incredible need that I can't get rid of. Thank you for your help 

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