Making The Final Decision Has been Heartbreaking

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I have been going back and forth about weather or not to get permanently fixed from having more children.

For the past 5 years I have been using Mirena IUD. It’s been great, but I have been moody from the hormones and I am losing hair like crazy. So after consulting my doctor we decided that when the Mirena came out at the end of the month, we would switch my birth control.

I was unsure exactly what I wanted though.

I feel like I am done having kids, I have 3 beauitful children. Who lets admit can be more than a handful at times. My husband has even said we are done no more.
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For some reason though there is this little part of me that would love to experience having another child and being able to comfort and care for them.
AM I CRAZY???
So I don’t want to make that final decision of never being able to have kids again.

So I have made my final decision not to have anymore kids, but will still be making a temporary birth control method as I don’t want to mess up my body anymore than it is.

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6 Responses to Making The Final Decision Has been Heartbreaking

  1. Kambrea says:

    I am sorry this is hard for you. You are not crazy.

    I had the same feelings when we took care of that here. We have two kids and I would have loved to have had more, but medically I shouldn’t. It was hard. I still feel bad about it sometimes. But I know that is what had to be.

    I hope you can find the answer that is best for you and your family’s needs. *hugs*

  2. Audrey Mccabe says:

    Please don’t choose a permanent fix like tubal if u have any feeling of more kids u will regret it i do even after the twins if i were u i would look at non hormone bc or have hubby get fix its an easier recovery

  3. ellen says:

    I have a whole host of reasons why I am totally against an IUD but wont drag that up :)

    I agree- please talk to your husband about HIM getting ‘fixed’ a vasectomy is much more reversible if the mood strikes you both to have children and much less invasive medically.

  4. Brandy W. says:

    Don’t forget, you have the opportunity to be a grandmother one day and that can be very fulfilling as well!!!

  5. Rosie says:

    My feelings are that it is wise to wait until you are really sure, at least for one entire year. Also, surgery is never trivial, so much to think about.

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