Hello ladies!
I have been reading through some of these posts and have noticed that there are some really rude, nasty responses. If you don't like the question, please keep it moving. Simply don't answer. Don't make someone feel like their questions are stupid. There aren't any stupid questions. Who cares if the question was already posted? I am also on the pregnancy loss/miscarriage boards and I don't see it on those boards. We are all here for the same reason and we are all going through the same things. Pregnancy is scary and sometimes we all just need some support and reassurance. Please ladies support each other!!!!
Re: Ladies support each other!!
Please don't dictate how anyone responds. This is most definitely a shit stirring thread. Disagreement =\= rudeness. I assume you've also been reading through the thousands of threads where the women here are incredibly supportive and helpful?? How come you didn't create a post to thank everyone for that??
In the end, its rude to those on the board who are expected to answer the same questions over and over. We are not a personal Google. We are not an instant "tell me my baby's gender based on this completely debunked method" factory. Learn the boards before you post. Clearly you neglected to do this as well since a few of these posts show up a month and always get the same response.
^^ THIS!
I am usually supportive, but when someone posts a thread about how they had cramps and sore boobs and thought they were pregnant, then got a period, but still think they are pregnant and come on here to ask what we think... THAT drives me nuts. Or when people post pictures of their pregnancy tests, it's either positive or it's not, please don't post those. Most people don't want to see that.
Also, I have noticed that the boards for people who have had losses or trouble getting pregnant, are much more accepting of all types of posts. I have infertility issues, so I am also on the Pregnant after IF boards.
All in all, if you don't want a snarky response, don't ask a silly question that can be found through search, or something you can ask your doctor about. Most of us aren't doctors.
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DH: 29, SA - Great
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TTC #1: 1/2014
Diagnosis: Hypothalamic Amenorrhea
Treatment: Clomid: 50mg, 100mg, 150mg - not successful and not monitored
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I'm a FTM, & I've managed to figure out A LOT on my own simply from taking the time to actually read through this forum, or going to Google/my OB & asking.
like the ladies have stated above, this isn't a support group where everything is unicorns & rainbows, trust me! I've gotten replies that i didn't particularly like, but you shrug it off & move on. it's no different than in the real world.
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