Is this a silly worry? Anyone have experience with this?

KatieandMark06

DDs father and I (EX H) didn't really have much trouble conceiving DD it took 5 months for the pill to get out of my system and my body to regulate and then I got pregnant.  When I got pregnant with DD I was 25.  I am now 30 and don't plan on trying for #2 unti next spring/summer when I am remarried.  For some reason I worry I won't be able to conceive again.  Anyone have trouble conceiving #2 or #3 but not #1?

KatieandMark06

GhostMonkey:

There is a whole board for that. Don't go borrowing trouble or wishing for IF. If you get there, deal with it the

greengirl0909

The thing about worry is that you can try and fight it with logic, but some things just come into our minds and bug us regardless of how logical we try to be.  I understand your concerns, I've worried every time we TTC that I might not be able to get

scooterpie7

I agree completely with greengirl. It might be irrational, but at the same time, that doesn't mean its invalid. I think its completely natural to worry about fertility when you are thinking about getting pregnant, just as its natural to worry about never

FemShep

I had an easier time conceiving DD2 (when I was a month away from 39) than I did with DD1.

I agree with PP, don't go borrowing trouble.  No need to worry yet, 30 is very young and odds are things will be fine. 

scooterpie7

GhostMonkey:

scoote

JordyInIndy

Why on earth worry when you don't have anything to worry about right now?

JerseyGirlBB

scooterpie7:

GhostMonk

scooterpie7

So then why post asking if worrying about her fertility at this stage is "silly"? Or why bother saying, "Sure, go ahead and worry because you can't stop yourself anyway."

That's a fair point, and probably y

greengirl0909

GhostMonkey:

scoote

greengirl0909

fredalina:

greengirl09