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I Am Unable To Have Children

40 And Childless

By: amcleavy
Written on April 1st, 2012
By: amcleavy
Age: 36-40 , Female
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  • mabathosj

    Yes I feel your pain, I understand exactly what u r going through. Cutting contacts and interactions with friends and some of family members... I wish I could say something to make u feel better but I'm also going through the same emotions and I just can't accept the fact that I can't/won't have children .... let's keep on having faith on our God Jehova, one day He will hear our prayers ... we will laugh like other women, remember God doesn't have time a time frame, His calculations are different from human beings... let's not give up yet, it's not over until He says it's over, the creator of the universe...

    Jan 17
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  • berly9953

    amcleavy: I want to thank you for sharing your story. Things like this are very hard to open up about. I am 42 and am unable to have a child due to a growth hormone disorder. My body did not develop at a normal rate. I didn't have my first period until I was 19. My husband and I married in 1998 and in 2002 we went to a fertility specialist and got tested. They confirmed that I was going to be unable to ever have children. It was devastating. I knew I could have gone with IVF or taken hormone injections, but we couldn't afford it. I've suffered a lot of sadness and misery about this. My brothers and their wives have children, my husband's siblings all have children. I am having a really hard time with this, especially since the passing of my mother in 2007. She always wanted me to have a child. I just felt compelled to tell you that you are not alone.

    Aug 4, 2012
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  • RamonaLeigh

    *HUGS* I FEEL YOUR PAIN, I TRULY DO. THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR EXPERIENCE. IT'S HELPED ME NOT FEEL SO ALONE. IT'S A VERY HARD THING TO TALK ABOUT. MOST OF THE TIME IT DOESN'T FEEL LIKE THERE IS ANYONE AROUND THAT WOULD....REALLY..UNDERSTAND WHAT IS GOING ON. THE VERY FEW PEOPLE I KNOW THAT DO NOT HAVE CHILDREN, EITHER ARE NOT INTERESTED IN HAVING THEM OR HAVE GOTTEN PREGNANT BUT THEN LOST THE BLESSING (A COMPLETELY DIFFERENT PAIN WITHOUT A DOUBT, BUT STILL..NOT THE SAME). AGAIN, THANK YOU FOR YOUR COURAGE.

    May 13, 2012
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    • berly9953

      RamonaLeigh: Thank you for saying that - "It doesn't feel like there is anyone around that would really understand what is going on." That's how I feel a lot. I want to have a child, but am unable to and it causes me a lot of pain, misery, and sadness. It encourages me to know that I'm not the only one who feels like that. Message or email me anytime.

      Aug 4, 2012
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