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Question

Short rundown.
We have 2 children. Youngest is 2.5 years old. We have been leaning toward no more children between my last delivery, post-delivery and COVID. I take metformin and while on metformin my cycle is usually 27-33 days long. 
Once I was 16 days late (yesterday), I took a home test but it was inconclusive. I'm trying to wait 2-3 more days to test again. 
I told my partner that I was late but I haven't kept him up to date on my symptoms or that I took a test. I just lost my job and I'm worried what the extra stress will do to his mental health. Any thoughts?

Answer

If YOU need to share so that you have someone to lean on going through this, then definitely do so.  If you’re fine keeping it to yourself for a bit though, then I’d do that.  There’s absolutely no reason you should have to keep this to yourself if that’s not what you want.  The ups and downs of ttc should be owned by both potential parents x

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Don’t tell him until it’s for sure. What do you mean by inconclusive?

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I have two toddlers (3&4) and we are struggling financially especially now, and I just started college after taking a longggg break , I was feeling symptoms mostly just headaches and a little nausea and I just have a bad habit of ordering tests from Amazon every month to see negatives lol so I did that again this month , but mine turned out to be positive. I told him after I confirmed it myself. And Shockingly he was jumping for joy lol
I’m insure of what the future hold for us but I know we’ll provide for and raise our kids the best we can. If you wanna tell him you could go ahead it’s up to you , but if you want to confirm first that’s also totally fine. A baby is a blessing whether it’s a first baby or a 5th ❤️

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