BFS and Pregnancy: IVF or Adoption?

[hzInkSpruce]

Hi Fellow Lady Twitchers....Anyone have any thoughts for me regarding dealing with BFS during a pregnancy. My fiance and I are trying to decide if we try one round of IVF before moving on to adoption ( He has a condition that is 50/50 chance of transmission which is why we would need to do IVF). I am really worried about how I might feel with my twiching and sensory issues and if that is a big enough reason not to give it a try??? I still think I sunconsciously worry there is just somewthing wrong with me they haven't found yet because how can all these weird symptoms really be benign. I haven't been back to the neuro since the 2nd EMG I had last December and I'm not sure if there is any reason to go again..

 

[WellsFive]

That is such a hard Call! I have been wanting one more child but there is no way I could even begin to have one with the worrying I have! It wouldn't be a healthy pregnancy! Everyone is very different though, If you feal like your worries are gone they absolutely. I Love the fealing of being pregnant every moment of it, but I would want to enjoy it not put my baby in stress. As far as twitching if thats all you have and your not worried, I say go for it Good thoughts your way, so happy if you do get preggers

 

[HoneybeeBzzz]

Jennract, I ended up pregnant three months into my twitching and my pregnancy actually decreased my symptoms ALOT... so much so that I could actually relax and get a hold of my anxiety which in turn helped to lower twitching more. For me it kind of made it go into remission and I have heard of it doing that to others as well. I have since had my baby... July 18th and the twitching is still pretty calm then what it was when this all started. Actually I have been having a really really good week. I really feel that anxiety has a lot to do with it. Tanya

 

[BarbiePetals]

I've heard many people actually see a decrease while pregnant. My friend who also has BFS who I met here on the board, got pregnant and there was no change in her twitching.