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Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
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Sometimes it's hard to make time for the things that make us happy, bring us joy and nurture us as we're going through our fertility journey's. So if you need a reminder to take that time, this is it!
What can you do tomorrow to show yourself a little love?
I'm writing a fanfiction about "Jeandre" and i need your help. I can't choose between having👶🏻Via surrogacy or adoption❔❓For both the options, i have 2 different storyline. But i don't know wich one i should choose. If you were the writer, wich one you would choose and why ???
Many people think Cystic Fibrosis just impacts upon your lungs, however it can impact upon every aspect of an individuals body including their fertility.
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I am feeling beyond blessed to announce that after 19 months of doctors and hospital appointments, 1 operation for me, 1 round of #ICSI (the form of IVF we required), 14 home injections, a trip to theatre and a general anaesthetic for my wife, our little miracle is due in October 2019 💫❤️
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I am so grateful that I found someone who is willing to spend their life with me despite the set backs I may impose upon theirs due to my CF . Seeing the impact infertility had upon my wife broke my heart, however I am beyond happy that our dream has become true and our family is now complete!
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I can now die happy, feeling like I have actually beaten CF! Growing up I was aware of the facts that I may not survive until adulthood; however the reality is completely different to those facts. My life is more fulfilled despite my CF then I could have ever imagined, and to say that I will soon become a Daddy is something I never imagined would actually happen.
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For anyone else fighting Cystic Fibrosis, or infertility please never give up on hope; amazing things happen every day. To find out more about what fertility treatments entail take a look at our video which documents our journey through. To find the video click on the YouTube link, thank you
#SurgicalSpermRetrieval and ICSI 💫❤️
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We got our BFP! Fortunately the little embryo that could was successful! Our first fresh transfer in our first ivf cycle was a success!
Tuesday and today we had betas and our numbers look great! Baby S is officially on board!!!!
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I haven’t posted any photos of our daughter here, but I made this video the other day that turned out great. Meet Matilda Fruzsina (Tilly), 11 months old. Unmute for great jazz and extra cuteness! 💖
Stop the Stigma
It’s been a while since I posted. In typical Murphy’s law fashion, I’d no sooner started sharing my infertility story when I actually had some success! Now 22 weeks along, but have felt like sharing my pregnancy story here would be insensitive, so I’ve stayed quiet.
I wanted to share an online encounter that I had yesterday though. It has made me so mad.
There was a post on Facebook with a heartwarming story of a sperm doner who was contacted by the surrogate parents to see if he wanted to meet the child. He did, so they did, and it was beautiful.
Until I read the comments.
The surrogate couple happened to be a lesbian couple. Obviously they needed a sperm doner and some scientific intervention to conceive. By all accounts, the child looked happy and healthy and was certainly well-loved. For some reason, this lady, let’s call her Maggie, felt the need to comment on how this was akin to child abuse since a child needs guidance from both a male and a female parent.
How absurd!
Her whole premise was that an LGBTQ couple should adopt. How she had been hopeful that when same-sex marriage was legalised, that there would be a corresponding increase in adoptions and how wonderful this would be.
I kept reading.
I discovered that Maggie is apparently not ‘against gays’, but thinks that any child born of science is wrong. That ‘test tube’ babies shouldn’t exist because there are too many children waiting to be adopted.
So I asked. Does her opinion extend past LGBTQ couples into straight couples who, like me, are unable to conceive naturally?
Would you believe, she said yes! Our dear friend Maggie thinks that all ‘test tube’ babies are abhorrent. That ‘real’ babies are a blessing and should be cherished.
Excuuuuuse me??!!!!
My IVF baby IS a blessing. We have been through so much to make this baby! I didn’t just make a mistake or a bad decision! This baby has been SO loved and cherished from the moment the egg was fertilised. It will be born into a family who want its existence SO badly that they were willing to go to such lengths and put themselves through hell to make sure it was created.
Now I’m not saying that nobody should adopt, of course not. But adoption is not for everyone, just as IVF is not for everyone. It’s not always an option, and for many couples who yearn for their own child, it will never scratch that itch. And that’s nothing to be ashamed of!!
What we as a society should be ashamed of are the people like Maggie. People who judge and try to shame others. Many of the children up for adoption are there because they are unwanted. Yet Maggie doesn’t shame those mothers because those babies are ‘natural’. She’d be fine with someone falling pregnant as a result of rape, and with that baby being raised by a gay couple. But she’s not fine with a couple choosing to use science to help them make a baby??
This is what makes me mad, it’s the hypocrisy! As someone who has lived the IVF story and now, finally, writing my pregnancy chapter, I’m used to seeing opinions like this, from such small-minded (usually religious) people. It’s lucky I didn’t hear Maggie say this in real life - my mama-bear instincts may have taken over and I couldn’t be held responsible for my actions!
I am a huge advocate of speaking out against stigmas like this. We discovered pretty quickly just how common fertility issues are when we started telling people what we were going through. I had friends who I’d never known had needed help conceiving. Invariably, everyone knew someone with an experience - a sister, a cousin, a coworker.
Yet we never knew. Why? BECAUSE NOBODY TALKS ABOUT IT!!!
So I make sure I do talk about it. I’ve made sure my friends all know that they can talk to me about their fertility problems too. I will understand and maybe I can help. I can at least be that non-judgemental friend who is there with a cup of tea or a block of chocolate when you need it.
I chose to make my journey public because I am NOT ashamed. This is not my fault, it’s just how my body is. I needed help, so I got help, why try to hide it? I’m not any less of a mother because my baby was created in a lab! My baby doesn’t deserve any less love!
In the end, I hope Maggie one day sees the light. Her views are so archaic, so damaging, so small-minded. Maybe someone she knows and loves will need some fertility help some day, and maybe then she’ll realise that there’s nothing shameful about it. Meanwhile, I’ll continue the fight to stop the stigma!
The Truth.
What people dont tell you about motherhood is that it can come with a profound amount of sadness. In a world full of social media and everyone wanting to portray themselves in the best light possible cause people are so judgemental and opionated now a days. We dont see the real picture. We see pregnancy announcement, but we dont see the anxiety that comes with announcing cause maybe thats her rainbow baby. We see the maternity pictures but we dont see the girl thats struggling with her changing body and finding ways to love her new self. We see the just born pictures but we dont see the fear that comes with not knowing what to expect. we dont see the amount of pain a woman is still in cause they are pressing on her tummy every few hours. We see the coming home photos. But we dont realize that the dad drove 2 miles a hour just make it safe. We see the newborn photos but we dont see the shots where the baby cried for a hour, where they peed all over the dad. And we definitely glamourize the first few months. When you think of a newborn you think of a squishy little baby that eats and sleeps. You dont think of the fact that you will live off of broken sleep for however many months. You dont realize as a first time mom that you will be afraid to leave your baby long enough to shower but then feel like utter crap cause you havent showered. You have to learn to not be selfish. Sure maybe you were married but you didn't put all your needs.. even basic needs above your husband. You now have someone who comes first always and forever. And while thats a "burden" taken gladly its still a adjustment. No one tells you how hard its going to be. They will say "wait til you have a baby, enjoy that sleep now". But you just dont realize exactly what that means til your in the thick of it a week in going on 2hours of broken sleep a day and still have no time for yourself. No one tells you how lonely it will be. Even though you have added another person to your house its so lonely. That little squishy has you tethered to your home especially if its a winter baby. You think that you will finally fit in with your friends but they will be to busy for you and your needs. After all they have kids already. Your husband will be working most of the day, come home want to eat, play with squishy and want to sleep. Even though he didn't get up with the babe all night he probaly heard him crying and still didn't get a decent night of rest.
No one tells you just how emotionally taxing it can be. When you dont have kids and think about the thought of it. You think about the unconditional love. You dont realize the anxiety, stress, and self inflicted pressure that you will put yourself through. Emotionally you think that adding a baby will be nothing but joy and love to your life. But its kind of like picking traits in a game or skill points. If you start off with three like say social, confident, outgoing. You need to minus something to make room for the parenting trait if that makes sense. You cant have it all. Maybe eventually as the squishy gets older, motherhood begins to be in a groove and babe sleeps longer. But the first few months you wont even have the energy to be social or motivation to reach out to people. No one tells you how it has effected their marriage. Its not all lets look at this beautiful babe that we created together. Its placing blame on something that was no ones fault. Its critizing the other cause they aren't doing it the "right way". Its fighting cause you dont think one is doing enough to help. Or its fighting cause one is being overbearing or controlling. When in all reality the fights are fear. Fear of not knowing what your doing. The fights are a result of not enough sleep and everything is bound to upset you. The fights are two people trying to learn to live and be in love in a completely different way then what they pictured in their head. Ive never wanted to end my marriage as much as I did in the first year. Looking back now was most of what I was upset about completely justified, probably not. Was the lack of sleep and always feeling helpless clouding my feelings and attitude very much so. The first year your body still goes through changes. Hormonally things have to level back out. There will be crazy period patterns. Hair loss. Physicaly your body will be different point blank. Unless your a one in a million unicorn who poops out a baby and then looks like a model. But you will probably have weight you want to lose but who has time. When you do lose it your stomach will still be soft. Much softer then it ever was as your old "fat self". Pregnancy weight gain then weight loss will most like give you some type of stretchmarks. Not even just on your tummy. Your hair will always have a coat of dry shampoo in it. And you will probably hate your body. You will think your husband hates your body. But does he hate your body.. not a chance in hell. If anything you have gave him the greatest gift he will ever recieve and to him that will just be sexy. Sexy will look different in your relationship. Sexy wont be lingerie and candle light dinners. Sexy will be a frozen pizza and you wearing his shirt in some yoga pants. What you thought of sexy when you would think of your husband will change also. Sexy will be him watching the baby so you can take a bath and wash your hair and shave your legs. Sexy will be him taking a night feed. Sexy will be him offering to change a stinky diaper. I know this probably sounds all negative and you probably think jeeze why even have a baby this sounds terrible. But let me tell you all the good and the love definitely out weighs anything I wrote here. And theres a light and once you get a routine and you get use to your new life and embrace it. Once you become confident in your parenting motherhood will be amazing. I wrote this not to scare people. I wrote this so moms who are pregnant, moms who have had kids, wives who want to have a baby they know that their feelings aren't uncommon or that they are horrible cause they feel that way. Its okay if you didn't enjoy motherhood at first cause you were overwhelmed and scared beyond belief with whats the right decisions. Its normal to feel these feelings. I remember my first few months home alone with my squishies i felt so isolated. I felt like I didnt know anything. I felt like everything I did was wrong. Every decision I made I second guessed later on. And most of all I felt judged. I felt like everyone was looking at me and just waiting for me to mess up so they can rub it in... I've had 3 kids.. do it this way. That's so wrong. Instead of encouraging me. And saying in my experience this seems like a easier approach to the situation you should try it and see what you think. People are to opinionated now a days. They like to tell you whats you did wrong but they dont want to take the time to show you a better way. They want to tell you that your mother this is expected of you. They dont like to think back to their first baby. I just want to let you know. You are not alone. Your feelings are valid. Things will get better.