Gwalagwala thank you for being brave enough to share your journey with us. I will keep you in my prayers and hope that God blesses you with a bouncing baby soon. I know you'll be an amazing mother😘
Kubonga minge Hlubi to have a community I can share this with, you make it possible💕 a healthy bouncing demanding, make me run around making up for all these years baby.. Who loves snuggles and giggles🎉🎉🙌🏾🙌🏾
Extremely rare discussion amongst Africans in Africa (I have only come across videos sharing the hindsight not as events occurs) due to superstition and cultural prohibitions. I am in awe of your resolute to be transparent. I love what you are doing. I tried to do the same with my pregnancy but I was too tired at the second trimester and couldn't keep up so I am happy to see your journey. My friends born before 79 were considering adoption but due to the psychological demands opted to retrieve and freeze eggs, and one opted for an indoor dog that she gives the care she wishes to give. Everyone's journey has been unique and interesting.
@@vryman no I didn't. I'm a deal in private and join after.. It's only now that I'm joining. But I like knowing my feelings before opening up to others feelings and opinions on such hectic matters. I find it helps me navigate easier when I'm not dealing with too many varied views/feelings and opinions.
You know I had a conversation with my friend about this and I guess my view is.. I did it the 'right' way and it still didn't work out so I have nothing to loose doing it this way either.. I also found after sharing my last miscarriage that I am not alone and soo many women are at different stages of this ttc, and pregnancy journey but we are so isolated because of ideas about private and taboo matters but we are breaking inside holding on to and having to hide pain.. It's only when something goes wrong and people decide to share or when we see the final baby after all the struggles behind the scenes.. It normalizes fertility, conception and pregnancy as easy when it is not for mannnyyy women. One way or another.
I am ugly crying watching this.... This is both exciting and scary at the same time. I'm going to keep you, Jimmy, & future baby in my prayers 💕😍❤️
Rooting for you guys. May God hear and mercifully respond to your prayers!
Thank you for tagging us along on this beautiful journey
We rarely think about the physical body when we think of pregnancy prep
Thank you for sharing this part of your life with us Gabby. Sending you lots of love and standing with you in prayer.
Oh Gabby this made me tear up. It's coming!🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Moving from one demanding project to another...never give up😎😁✊🏾💕
It's coming friend 😊 December you and me on the beach with strollers ... I see it😎
Beach walks strollers and side eyeing strangers trying to touch our babies😂😍😎😁... I see it friend💕
God heard mama💕. Look forward to the good news
Oh yesssss I can almost taste it💕😀
This video is making me so emo🥺 Praying for you 🙏🏾💛
Thank you for your vulnerability sis ❤️
Thank you💕
So I looked up some of the books on your bookshelf and just finish listening to Hunger by Roxanne Gay. Intense
Sending lots of love 💕
Blessings and well-wishes to you Gabs. Thank you for sharing your story ❤️
Thank you, your well wishes and support is very appreciated❤️
May the universe conspire in your favour.♥️♥️♥️
🌌 May it be so🌅💕
Gwalagwala thank you for being brave enough to share your journey with us. I will keep you in my prayers and hope that God blesses you with a bouncing baby soon. I know you'll be an amazing mother😘
Kubonga minge Hlubi to have a community I can share this with, you make it possible💕 a healthy bouncing demanding, make me run around making up for all these years baby.. Who loves snuggles and giggles🎉🎉🙌🏾🙌🏾
How is Gabby 39??? I always thought you were in you late 20s early 30s😲😲
Your laugh😊😊😊😊
😊😊😊
Extremely rare discussion amongst Africans in Africa (I have only come across videos sharing the hindsight not as events occurs) due to superstition and cultural prohibitions. I am in awe of your resolute to be transparent. I love what you are doing. I tried to do the same with my pregnancy but I was too tired at the second trimester and couldn't keep up so I am happy to see your journey.
My friends born before 79 were considering adoption but due to the psychological demands opted to retrieve and freeze eggs, and one opted for an indoor dog that she gives the care she wishes to give. Everyone's journey has been unique and interesting.
did you join any forums of TTC after miscarriage for support of women from similar backgrounds?
I learned a new word, geriatric / gariatric.
@@vryman I mean a whole medical term😂
@@vryman no I didn't. I'm a deal in private and join after.. It's only now that I'm joining. But I like knowing my feelings before opening up to others feelings and opinions on such hectic matters. I find it helps me navigate easier when I'm not dealing with too many varied views/feelings and opinions.
You know I had a conversation with my friend about this and I guess my view is.. I did it the 'right' way and it still didn't work out so I have nothing to loose doing it this way either.. I also found after sharing my last miscarriage that I am not alone and soo many women are at different stages of this ttc, and pregnancy journey but we are so isolated because of ideas about private and taboo matters but we are breaking inside holding on to and having to hide pain.. It's only when something goes wrong and people decide to share or when we see the final baby after all the struggles behind the scenes.. It normalizes fertility, conception and pregnancy as easy when it is not for mannnyyy women. One way or another.
Thank you for sharing your journey with us Gabby. We love and support you❤ Here's to #babyJiGa2021
Ahhhhhhjhh love it #babbyJiGa2021 #siyamitha2021 💕🎉🎉🎉 thank you soo much for the love and support
Age or not , previous miscarriages or not.. you will have your baby 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Amen🙏🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾❤️
I did not not know that women are born with all their eggs