I have my first appointment this afternoon and I'm debating on telling family if the appt goes well. My parents and one of my brothers already know, but I'm thinking about telling other brother and grandparents. I won't go completely public til after 12 weeks but does anyone have any thoughts?
Re: Should I tell?
F15 Siggy Challenge: What You're Looking Forward to Most After Baby Arrives: BELLY SLEEPING!
Waited a long time, tried a lot of stuff, science made me a mom.
Too many cute ideas I could of used to tell them
ME:46 MH:44 DE IVF 2014
Met with RE 4/11. 2 IUI's BFN. DE best option. Switched clinics to do "shared" program. Had to retake all tests and a mamm that put me behind and then on a DE waiting list for 12 months. Picked a donor!! (10/13/13) Got matched. Estimated transfer in December. After 2.5 years of patiently waiting I will finally cycle....can hardly believe it. DE cycle got cancelled. One of her tests came back positive. Waiting for another donor. Donor picked!! (1/18/14)
DE IVF #1 (4/26) BFN DE FET #1 (6/4) BFP! Beta 1=339 Beta 2=852 Beta 3=9957 EDD 2/22/15!!
The main reason people wait is so they dont have to explain if something goes wrong. The people i tell early need to know if something goes wrong because ill need them for support.
Sarah, 35 bumping from NE Ohio
Married my love 4/22/2006
DD born 10/12/2009
DS born sleeping 2/23/2013 full trisomy 18
Baby 3 due 2/13/2015
The rest of the world won't know until much later..... even though I'm DYING to shout it out.
Monster Truck (It's a GIRL!) is due 19/02/2015!