Adoptive moms
I have seen many posts on this site about TTC which is great. I am just wondering if there are any other PCO ladies out there who have adopted to complete their family? I have an almost 10 year old precious daughter who we adopted at birth. We originally had an open adoption but it has not been smooth sailing. There is a part of me that would be pretty thrilled if I got pregnant now that I have had RNY but I am also fine the way things are. Hubby does not want to adopt again (we had a failed adoption as well and it was pretty stressful). Have any of you conceived after having surgery? Do any of you have adopted children and bio children? Just curious....
Michelle
Hello,
I have a son who is now 16 years old. We adopted him at 5 weeks old.(he knows).
I have never concieved. We tried. No luck. I am now 45 and just had an "oops!" Not pregnant. Its okay now. The stress of not having a child is not as severe in my brain as used to be when I was in my 20's or 30's.
I say keep trying if its your desire. The payoff i s a beautiful child. Right now hubby and I are enjoying the fact that we can now do the things we wanted to do and not feel guilty about not having a baby .
I am still enjoying my weightloss too.
Keep TTC'ing
Michelle-
Hi and thanks so much for the great post. I am the adoptive mother of 2 wonderful girls from China they are Greer almost 6 years old (adopted March 2003) and Sloane almost 4 years old (adopted May 2005). My husband and I went through all the infertility treatments known including 12 artificial inseminations and 2 Invitros with no success. I was certain from the time I was 13 there was a problem and despite numeroues docotors telling me NO I was a textbook case of PCOS. Since the surgery (8/6/07) I have been regular with my cycles despite going at one point 5 years...thats right YEARS with not a hint of spotting and the dumb GYN's only reply was "why put up with your period if you do not have to?" I swear this fool got his MD lic. from a gumball machine. This whole lets have a baby thing took Rich and I almost 15 years to achieve and as far as I am concerned these girls are the most INCREDIBLE miracles in our lives. With that being said will we try to have a bio baby.....Hell yeah we are going to try nothing may come of it but not a day goes by that I do not wonder if it could possibly happen to us. I am in awe of this surgery and how I have been able to claim my life back and how wonderful it is to live life and not jus****ch it go by. As every adoptive parent knows these kids we have grew in our hearts not our wombs yet the love as I see it will always be as strong regardless of where our children come from. Thanks for letting me share and I wish you every happiness.
Carol
Hi and thanks so much for the great post. I am the adoptive mother of 2 wonderful girls from China they are Greer almost 6 years old (adopted March 2003) and Sloane almost 4 years old (adopted May 2005). My husband and I went through all the infertility treatments known including 12 artificial inseminations and 2 Invitros with no success. I was certain from the time I was 13 there was a problem and despite numeroues docotors telling me NO I was a textbook case of PCOS. Since the surgery (8/6/07) I have been regular with my cycles despite going at one point 5 years...thats right YEARS with not a hint of spotting and the dumb GYN's only reply was "why put up with your period if you do not have to?" I swear this fool got his MD lic. from a gumball machine. This whole lets have a baby thing took Rich and I almost 15 years to achieve and as far as I am concerned these girls are the most INCREDIBLE miracles in our lives. With that being said will we try to have a bio baby.....Hell yeah we are going to try nothing may come of it but not a day goes by that I do not wonder if it could possibly happen to us. I am in awe of this surgery and how I have been able to claim my life back and how wonderful it is to live life and not jus****ch it go by. As every adoptive parent knows these kids we have grew in our hearts not our wombs yet the love as I see it will always be as strong regardless of where our children come from. Thanks for letting me share and I wish you every happiness.
Carol