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puta91 · 25/07/2019 10:50

ello, me and my partner have been together for 2 years now. I have a child from a previous relationship and we have spoke about having another child, we are both students, i work part-time and he works full-time, so financially we are okay. My question is has anyone been pregnant during their final year? I was pregnant during the beginning of my degree and passed the year, but with this being my final year I'm just wondering if I'll get through it, even though i feel i will. The reasoning for wanting to try is i am nearly 30, i want my children before i hit 30 its just a persnal preference of mine.

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Cosmogirl86 · 25/07/2019 10:55

Personally, I'd wait until you finish.

I work full time with a part time degree at the OU and completing my module this year was tough. I am also taking next year off as maternity leave. I am at stage 3 so it's the equivalent of your final year, and I felt keeping up with the materials, submitting assignments and the exam such a drain.

I'm 33 and not much older than you, but I would definitely wait a year. Final year is important, there's no point lowering your degree classification because of pregnancy symptoms stopping you from performing at your best

Felinewoman · 25/07/2019 12:20

Here! Here! Currently 13 weeks pregnant and in the middle of finals (med school). I think there is never a perfect or bad timing for a baby and when you will conceive is not entirely predictable.
My partner and I have been together for 9 years and we are both in our mid thirties..so the clock was ticking.
It was hard to study while sick day a night but it is doable.
I know quite a few people who had their babies during uni and it was fine.

Felinewoman · 25/07/2019 12:23

Also, my uni is super supportive which is a big plus! I am sure there's an academic mentor at your uni you could speak to. They usually have quite good advise.

4storytoy · 25/07/2019 19:21

I personally wouldn’t plan it that way. The way I have felt in this pregnancy after an easy first pregnancy, I couldn’t even get out of bed never mind study. So if I were you, I would just wait.

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