Mommasnark wrote:lmmomSD wrote:Mervellla wrote:I’m not buying Tyson’s infertility story. I have never heard of a doctor saying this is your one and only chance. If you can do it once, you can certainly attempt it again. I don’t understand how her reproductive organs are so compromised that they only had one chance. In someone whose endometriosis was as bad as that, I would expect to see evidence of how debilitating it is in her everyday life?
Pregnancy often reduces the effects of endometriosis which is why I believe so many women get caught out immediately after having an IVF baby - they believe they can’t get pregnant and then end up pregnant naturally and by accident soon after their 1st pregnancy. I personally know someone who tried for 14 years to get pregnant and eventually after many cycles of IVF had a little boy. She became pregnant very quickly, completely naturally, within a few months of the birth of her first child.
Also, 16 eggs is not on the low side for retrieval. If anything, it’s at the higher end of the normal range.
These people who follow the Gardners are blinded by them. I absolutely cannot understand how they don’t see the truth. Tyson talks like he is an expert on everything, when he knows nothing. What’s wrong with them all?
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Pregnancy didn't do squat for my endometriosis. If she has it as bad as she says, she would have definitely shown evidence. She goes to bed for a head cold. No way she would be in the amount of pain I was in, with bleeding every 2 weeks, and not be whining. And yet, I managed to hold down a job and take care of my kids while their dad was deployed...
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Ya I highly doubt she has it as bad as she says. I had it and it was so bad that I would be in the fetal position vomiting from the pain. There were multiple times I was very lucky that someone was next to me and caught me as I passed out from the blood loss/ pain. I have constant anemia now too. Luckily pregnancy did help me. I had my kids basically back to back and nursed in between so periods stayed gone. I’m nervous to see how my body does now that I’m done having kids. I’m also terrified because I know the pain and don’t want to pass out home alone with my kids. Her self diagnose is so fake it pisses me off
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I had a hysterectomy at 33. Broke my heart to do it, because it meant definitely no more kids, but as my best friend said "the only good thing your uterus ever gave you was your kids"
If you want to DM me and vent, feel free. I know what you are talking about. And I think that if men suffered from endometriosis, we would have a real cure by now...
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