I found out I was pregnant not long ago and I recently went to the doctors where they did an ultrasound on me, what I found out shocked me. The doctor told me there were triplets (conceived naturally of course) and he thinks they are identical. I still just feel very shocked. I have to tell my fiance who is currently in Sweden (where he’s from). He doesn’t know yet. Should I tell him on the phone or wait until I go over next week? How should I tell him? What do you think his reaction will be?

I would wait to tell him in person.. Even tho I’m sure its hard talking to him and holding that info in.. did they give you the pictures of the ultrasound so you can show him? Congrats..and good luck!!

I would like to get pregnant with twins without fertilty treatments how can i do so. My grandmother told me that some of my cousins have had twins but im not for sure how they are related to me.

Twin pregnancies come with higher risks not just for the mother, but for the babies too. The chances of premature labour increases, and twins are more likely to need more specialist care when born.
Honestly, when you think of it that way, then maybe wanting twins for the sake of twins is a little selfish. Just aim for one healthy baby and be grateful when he/she arrives.

I’m pregnant with identical triplets conceived naturally.
I know cloth diapers are a lot cheaper but don’t know how hard it would be or if it would be less of a hassle to just use disposable diapers. Do you recommend cloth diapers or not?
pumpkinsmommy, show me what questions I’ve asked that are so contradictory.

Honestly, in your situation no.
I only have one child and won’t use them…. I know they are better for the environment and all but I stick to the disposables =)

EDIT: I meant to say n your situation that I wouldn’t recommend them.

I am 19 years old and was diagnosed with PCOS when I was 13 years old. I started when I was 9 and had normal cycles for a year then stopped for 2 then irregular for another until I was put on birth control. Honestly, the birth control concerned me more because of the way my body was reacting to it (tried different kinds and it felt as if it was completely forcing my body to menstrate.) I also take metformine because I am hyper-glycemic because of my condition (they fuel one another.) I am 5′5 and aproximatly 160 my weight fluctuates all the time. I am wondering what I would have to do to have a child. Most sources say lose weight eat good on top of excercise will help. I don’t want to conceive anytime soon I am just wondering what I would have to do now to prepare for later. I could afford a child (I am a nurse) but chose not to. I would just hate to miss out on the opprotunity to have a child of my own. Thank you for all your comments and help.

everyone with pcos is different. i have pcos and am on metformin too. i was not ovulating on my own so my doctor put me on fertility medication to make myself ovulate. good luck in the future!

Is a woman in her early forties too old to become a mother? I am talking about conceiving naturally, not using IVF with can result in women of 60 getting pregnant.

I think around 45. You want to be around to meet your grandchildren.

I have two boys 10 and 12. They were both conceived naturally.
I am 32 years old and my new husband and i are ttc for two months now. Is it possible to become infertile after 11 years?
Was just wondering what the chances were?

2 months is really nothing.
Most docs don’t consider you infertile until you have been trying for one year.

Have you been charting your temps?
I recommend the book Taking Charge of Your Fertility by Toni Weschler.

Starting my weight loss journey, hoping to lose about 65lbs. My husband and I are currently trying to conceive our 1st child. I was diagnosed with PCOS in Fed. 2008(correction from video)I have tried Clomid for three cycles and nothing…so I’m going to try to lose some weight and conceive naturally!

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after recently having an ectopic pregnancy and subsequently losing my chances to conceive naturally i’ve not felt there is anyone near me who can really understand how i feel. i’m in real need of some support and don’t know where to turn, doctors just prescribed anti depressants and counselling(3 months ago still no appointment offered because of the waiting list). any ideas?

Am so sorry for your loss, http://www.bounty.com have forums about fertility and baby loss and am sure you will get lots of support from the ladies there. My thoughts are with you xx