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Topic: Consultation Crying

Alexsmom34
Member # 11839

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Cruzgirl33, I am also 35 will be 36 in September, which day...I had a Pomeroy TL in 1997 after the birth of my daughter, I was only 23, I should have never had it done. Jenn

TulipGarden
Member # 13451

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Good, so I can get emotional and its ok! [Smile]

I can cry at the drop of a hat, and I just dont hold back. Or maybe that it's that I can't hold back.

cruzgirl33
Member # 11199

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As the days grow closer I am to finding my self a mess '' I have not been able to sleep much and the feeling are overwhelming '' I have found my self crying for no reason. And my D/H is so supportive '' I could not have ask for a better husband' I know that I will be a mess when I get there '' but it's all from Joy' that it is fainally here' After 7 years of wanting this to become a reality.

NSwint '' I am also 35 soon to be 36 in Sept. I remarried after a Bad Divorce to a man that has no children and it has been a long road to where we are '' it has been 7 year that we thought about it and it has been 2 year of paying on it '' I love the prepayment plan because you can pay little at a time as much as the monthly bills will allow and also tax time was a way the way we paid ours'

Maria 35 (Florida)
D/H 40 (no kids)
D/D 19 + 1 grandson 3 soon to be 4 6/14
D/S 17
D/D 14

NSwint
Member # 13735

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Hello This is my first time on here, but I really needed to talk to some people like myself those that want to have a baby! I am 35 yrs old and recently married. I had my tubes tied during my first marriage following the advice of my ex husband and now that we are not together. I was in a bad marriage and then I decided it wasn't worth it. My new husband doesn't have any children and he would like to have atleast one! But my tubes are tied I know that the long term we can provide for our child it's just coming up with the money for surgery! I filed bankruptcy this year so I can not get any financing yet I am lost and don't know what to do!! Any suggestions?

Lyndi RN
Member # 13632

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We have lots of tissues on hand! This is certainly an emotional time for all women and surgery can be stress inducing and worrisome. All of us at the center understand that you may be a little tearful and we just want to do what ever we can to make you comfortable. Let us know if you have any questions and just tell us to pass the tissues when you need them! We look forward to meeting you!

Tabatha C, MA
Member # 13701

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Hi ladies.
If you are a blubbering mess that's just fine we understand. You all will be just fine. This is a very big step and it wouldn't be normal not to be emotional. Good luck to all. We look forward to meeting those who have yet to visit us.

[Love]

Tabatha MA

anniev6176
Member # 11735

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I cried on the way to the facility, during the consultation, and during prep for surgery. Part of the problem was no caffeine, but this whole thing has been such an emotional roller coaster for me. I won't bore you with the long story of why I was crying, but the staff was very understanding and compassionate. You're not the only one!! Oh and by the way, since TR I don't think I've cried once! I'm on a much more even keel since then. [Big Grin]

debjim
Member # 8607

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I was that way right after the surgery, Dr B came in to talk to me when I woke up and I was a blubbering fool!

MHart74
Member # 13295

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Good evening ladies [Kiss]

I have a feeling that when the day finally gets here, I'm going to be a blubbering mess. Did this happened to any of you during your consultation? As the time draws nearer, I find myself crying at the drop of a hat... and I just know I'm going to lose it (in a good way though [Wink]