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46 and 6 weeks pregnant with 4th child and panicking

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BohemianChastity · 07/06/2020 16:06

Hi,

I'm in a panic. I am 45 (46 in two weeks) have 3 kids 9,12,15 from previous marriage and two step kids 12,15 with new partner (they dont live with us). I feel so stupid that I can barely type this. I am pregnant unexpectedly, I thought I was menopausal, we've been having protected sex for three years but lately been less careful because I honestly thought I was too old! I have done two tests both positive, no symptoms apart from missed period and now I am having mini nervous breakdown. I had a miscarriage in between ds and dd years ago and I know all the risks are ridiculously high. I dont want an abortion, partner says he is happy and is supportive and says he will stay at home to look after it if it goes ahead. I am financially stable but work a lot for myself and whsilt I have flexibility I am a CEO in a charity. I found out yesterday, have read all the awful stats and want go ahead with this but I feel sick to my stomach with the shock! I know about all the tests and will have them all, I read that there is a such a thing as false positives then convinced myself that maybe I have kidney cancer or something as that is a higher chance than falling pregnant at 46 naturally......I then stayed awake all night crying.

Rambling sorry. I love my family and my partner dearly, I guess I am here for any support, words of advice or caution, anyone think this could be a false positive or am I kidding myself? I know miscarriage chances are very high and I am only 6 weeks......help please x

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dancingonmycervix · 09/06/2020 12:43

Ps congratulations!

Blueuggboots · 30/09/2020 12:35

How are you@BohemianChastity ?

Leimarel · 30/09/2020 13:23

Wishing you well. My line manager had a baby daughter at the age of 47, 22 years after her youngest son. She, too, assumed she was menopausal, and didn't actually find out she was pregnant until she was 23 weeks. Her partner was over the moon, he had no other children and assumed he would never be anything other than a stepdad and stepgrandad.

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