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Geriatric parents June 10, 2026 | Registered: 13 years ago Posts: 2,327 |
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Re: Geriatric parents June 21, 2026 | Registered: 20 years ago Posts: 10,470 |
Why are they getting so butthurt over assumptions that they are grandparents? How many people in their fifties give birth normally?
Why didn't this woman take the hint her body was desperately trying to chisel into her brain? Seven miscarriages means something is wrong. Your body does not want to be pregnant. One miscarriage could be chalked up to a fluke since something like one in five pregnancies ends in miscarriage. But seven? Those are red flags that women always choose to ignore.
I wish IVF had a cutoff age. Why does a 53-year-old need to conceive? Do people like this think about whether or not they can keep up with a brat for 18 years? Just because they're healthy now doesn't mean they will stay healthy. Their kid could wind up becoming their caregiver at a very young age. But heyyyyy, at least they could make a babby! Who cares about pointless things like long-term consequences? That's for pessimists!
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Yeah no kidding, your organic meals and bone broth clearly didn't do shit if you lost seven fetuses eating that way. You had fuck off money to plant a human seed in hostile territory. It's like the people who just tell everyone to "drink more water" to fix all that ails them. Hydration is crucial, but it won't cure chronic/terminal conditions.
Why didn't this woman take the hint her body was desperately trying to chisel into her brain? Seven miscarriages means something is wrong. Your body does not want to be pregnant. One miscarriage could be chalked up to a fluke since something like one in five pregnancies ends in miscarriage. But seven? Those are red flags that women always choose to ignore.
I wish IVF had a cutoff age. Why does a 53-year-old need to conceive? Do people like this think about whether or not they can keep up with a brat for 18 years? Just because they're healthy now doesn't mean they will stay healthy. Their kid could wind up becoming their caregiver at a very young age. But heyyyyy, at least they could make a babby! Who cares about pointless things like long-term consequences? That's for pessimists!
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Don't try to make it seem like you conceived because you ate organic food. That's insulting to every struggling couple out there. You conceived because you had the pocketbook for 14 years of IVF.
Yeah no kidding, your organic meals and bone broth clearly didn't do shit if you lost seven fetuses eating that way. You had fuck off money to plant a human seed in hostile territory. It's like the people who just tell everyone to "drink more water" to fix all that ails them. Hydration is crucial, but it won't cure chronic/terminal conditions.
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