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I am 50 years old and find myself in a very embarressing position being pregnant. Is one not expected to know better at this stage. I am an emotional wreck and the father dont think I should express my feelings because we were looking at it from a medical view point and the possible danger of this pregnancy to my well being, He believe I should do something about it and move on void of any emotion.

 

Why can.t hwe understand this is an emotional rollercoster ride. Is any one out there in a similar position

 

 

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Don't let someone else choose for you, choose yourself. If you do not think you can give birth to a baby, do something about it. But if you think you will be able to do it, then you should give birth the baby! I'm inexperienced age-wise with these sort of things, but all I have to say is it is definitely your choice. I hope this helped!

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I am 51 and would love to be pregnant. It is totally possible. However. My family would freak out, for sure. But they freak out for how long??? a few months maybe? I have had that reaction over the course of my life and have come to realize that people DO get over it. And it is still ok to say... hey, I'm struggling with it. But it's also good to surround yourself with at least one supportive person. The medical side.... science is different these days and there's a lot of help out there. I had a high risk pregnancy at 42... twins, #8 and #9.... so I was "old" and "had a lot of kids" and "had twins" but it worked out at full term and without drugs and vaginal. Recovery was a lot longer, but ok. So... even eight years later for you, I think it would work out. You have to have continuous support IMHO.

It is a life.
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