I'm currently 40 years old and I gave birth to my son at 39 years old in April 2022. I know every pregnancies has complications at any age but I know with my age the chances are even higher. I took a lot of prenatals while trying to conceive and tried to adjust my diet as well. Luckily my son came out healthy and no issues so far and I did do the extensive blood test to test for any complications and it did tell me the gender earlier on. My delivery went well and so did my healing process too.
I've been watching Cityline since the late 80s while attending uni in Toronto and now watch (on TH-cam) from Tokyo. I love the topics covered and especially Tracy and her vibe!!!! I got pregnant with my child at 37 and spent months preparing my body beforehand; upping my folic acid intake, cutting out caffeine & alcohol, regular exercise, etc. My one & only is now studying at U of T!!!
I’m 35 and have had 2 miscarriages. I never thought that I would have issues having a baby and time flew and I’m hear now basically at square one. It was so nice to see 2 ethnic woman speaking about this and it gives me hope that I will one day need a mommy. Thank you for sharing this video
It’s crazy how I happened to get married at 33 and now I feel like I’m being treated badly by everybody in the medical system and family for being 35 and trying to have my second baby. Like should I just have been a younger single mom? I can’t help the way my life turned out.
I can relate to some degree. It took me a while to find my person and now I'm ready at almost 36. This is just how it played out for me. I wouldn't have just gone out and have a baby with anyone just because of timing.
Maybe if you weren’t illiterate and could articulate your thoughts with proper grammar, then perhaps we could understand what it is you attempted to say here. Stay in school kids so you don’t become one of these clowns.
No matter if you’re been called infertile or whatever, after reading Dobbie Nerkstrol's guide, I ended up pleasantly surprised. Within 60 days anyone can get pregnant, feeling the changes in your body the first few weeks. After go’ogling her I understood it's not a miracle kind of thing like the title suggests, but you can bet you'll boost your chances.
I had my first at 36. Went well, no issues. I think healthy eating is the main thing
I'm currently 40 years old and I gave birth to my son at 39 years old in April 2022. I know every pregnancies has complications at any age but I know with my age the chances are even higher. I took a lot of prenatals while trying to conceive and tried to adjust my diet as well. Luckily my son came out healthy and no issues so far and I did do the extensive blood test to test for any complications and it did tell me the gender earlier on.
My delivery went well and so did my healing process too.
Congratulations
@@mrsg.9273 Thank you :)
That’s amazing! So many people are judgemental
@@brendabenitez7359 I agree!! Wishing you all the best with your pregnancy :)
Congrat
I’m 39 and 11 weeks pregnant
So far everything good
I love that you also mention the pros. Most videos out there talk just about the bad
I've been watching Cityline since the late 80s while attending uni in Toronto and now watch (on TH-cam) from Tokyo. I love the topics covered and especially Tracy and her vibe!!!! I got pregnant with my child at 37 and spent months preparing my body beforehand; upping my folic acid intake, cutting out caffeine & alcohol, regular exercise, etc. My one & only is now studying at U of T!!!
im 40 yrs. old and due in the next 2weeks...they are talking about inducing..this pregnancy has been rough as oppose to my first i had at 31
I’m 35 and have had 2 miscarriages. I never thought that I would have issues having a baby and time flew and I’m hear now basically at square one. It was so nice to see 2 ethnic woman speaking about this and it gives me hope that I will one day need a mommy. Thank you for sharing this video
Yes, it wouldn't be as inspiring to see two white women sharing this information...would it?
It’s crazy how I happened to get married at 33 and now I feel like I’m being treated badly by everybody in the medical system and family for being 35 and trying to have my second baby. Like should I just have been a younger single mom? I can’t help the way my life turned out.
I can relate to some degree. It took me a while to find my person and now I'm ready at almost 36. This is just how it played out for me. I wouldn't have just gone out and have a baby with anyone just because of timing.
Great segment!
My mom had me at 39 and Im the smartest out of all my siblings lol just saying lol
I'm 36 and currently 14 weeks pregnant with my first pregnancy. I'm scared, is it safe?
Does it happen to men as well
No, men produce sperm until they die. Women are born with a certain amount of eggs in their body.
Their sperm quality and count decreases as they get older.
i see wow
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Yeah and then they can’t get it up either 😂
@@brendabenitez7359 My husband is 42 and thankfully doesn't have that problem LOL.
But yeah, it can happen.
Just because it sounds offensive doesn’t mean it’s true, you aged out eggs are dropped
Maybe if you weren’t illiterate and could articulate your thoughts with proper grammar, then perhaps we could understand what it is you attempted to say here.
Stay in school kids so you don’t become one of these clowns.
No matter if you’re been called infertile or whatever, after reading Dobbie Nerkstrol's guide, I ended up pleasantly surprised. Within 60 days anyone can get pregnant, feeling the changes in your body the first few weeks. After go’ogling her I understood it's not a miracle kind of thing like the title suggests, but you can bet you'll boost your chances.