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Re: Isla Mirabel

  • Spring78Spring78 member
    Isla is my top choice for a girl's name, should I ever get a chance to use it. Obviously, I love it. :-) Mirabel is NMS, but there is nothing wrong with it. Overall, I say it is a nice name.

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  • DawnJM25DawnJM25 member
    Isla Mirabel is beautiful.  No to Eisley. 
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  • thejucheideathejucheidea member
    Isla Mirabel is very pretty. Eisley makes me thing of Mos Eisley Cantina.
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  • 4N6s4N6s member
    I like it.
    Elsa is similar? Or Ida.
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  • DaisyZHDaisyZH member
    Isla Mirabel and August Patrick are awesome.


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  • BethPSUBethPSU member
    Isla Mirabel is very pretty, but I absolutely LOVE Isla June! I have an Isla at home so I am partial. Please say no to Eisley!

    August Patrick is very handsome name.
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  • conradragingconradraging member
    I love your boy name. I'm really over Isla, but it's overall a nice name.

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  • daystardreamsdaystardreams member
    I love Isla Mirabel and Isla June. I also love, love August! You can't go wrong. I would probably choose June over Mirabel.

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  • Spring78Spring78 member
    Isla June is lovely -- and I love the family meaning! :-)

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    Me: 36, DH:37

    Married 4/2010, TTC since 7/2011

    Dx: Officially Unexplained (I have Polycystic Ovaries diagnosed via ultrasound, but few classic PCOS symptoms, he has mild MF issues. So... not issue free, but nothing so severe as to explain IF)

    I also deal with post-surgical Hypothyroidism following Thyroid Cancer in 2009, but under control with Levothyroxine

    4 months Clomid (thinned lining) and 10 months Letrozole (every indication that I responded perfectly)

    6 failed IUIs in 2013, 3 with trigger

    IVF #1 in March 2014

    ER 3/21/14, 31R/21F, 12 frosties!

    ET 3/26/14, 1 perfect blast transferred: BFN

    FET#1 5/28/14, 2 "beautiful" early blasts transferred. BFP!!

    Beta #1 (6/11/14) 798; Beta #2 (6/18/14) 7,966.

    1st u/s (6/25/14) showed 2 sacs, 1 empty & 1 with a beautiful little bean doing what it needs to do!

    EDD 2/14/15, missed miscarriage, DX: Trisomy 21. D&C 8/1/14

    FET#2 Transferred 3 embies, 2 looking pretty good, one not so much. BFN.

    IVF#2 January 2015, tentative ER 1/23

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  • whatevs89whatevs89 member
    I love Isla June!!
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  • IrishTravelerIrishTraveler member
    I liked Isla a lot, but I didn't care for the popularity. Iris was the name we chose instead. It had a similar sound without the popularity.
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  • JMU_Bride09JMU_Bride09 member
    Beautiful!
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  • Spring78Spring78 member
    911Diva said:

    On another site people are saying it's to hard to pronounce. And that my kid will be saying and spelling their name to everyone their whole life. 


    Are they just stupid or is that a valid concern I fell like Isla is popular enough and old enough that people would know how to say it not to mention the actress Isla Fisher. 
    It is not a valid concern, in my opinion. Some people feel anything more complicated than Amy will be too much for the unwashed masses to handle. Can you imagine how dull the world would be, forgoing legitimate, beautiful names because someone might have to learn something new?

    Is everyone going to be familiar with it? No. But it really isn't that hard to get.

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    Me: 36, DH:37

    Married 4/2010, TTC since 7/2011

    Dx: Officially Unexplained (I have Polycystic Ovaries diagnosed via ultrasound, but few classic PCOS symptoms, he has mild MF issues. So... not issue free, but nothing so severe as to explain IF)

    I also deal with post-surgical Hypothyroidism following Thyroid Cancer in 2009, but under control with Levothyroxine

    4 months Clomid (thinned lining) and 10 months Letrozole (every indication that I responded perfectly)

    6 failed IUIs in 2013, 3 with trigger

    IVF #1 in March 2014

    ER 3/21/14, 31R/21F, 12 frosties!

    ET 3/26/14, 1 perfect blast transferred: BFN

    FET#1 5/28/14, 2 "beautiful" early blasts transferred. BFP!!

    Beta #1 (6/11/14) 798; Beta #2 (6/18/14) 7,966.

    1st u/s (6/25/14) showed 2 sacs, 1 empty & 1 with a beautiful little bean doing what it needs to do!

    EDD 2/14/15, missed miscarriage, DX: Trisomy 21. D&C 8/1/14

    FET#2 Transferred 3 embies, 2 looking pretty good, one not so much. BFN.

    IVF#2 January 2015, tentative ER 1/23

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  • jessicah628jessicah628 member
    I think by the time she's in school there will be enough Islas around that pronunciation won't be a huge issue.
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  • PhilsWife07PhilsWife07 member
    I don't love Mirabel. It sounds like a prescription drug to me. Isla is much better than the mess your DH is suggesting.
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