Pregnant at 45 with coil fitted - help

Pollycat

I'm really sorry to read your last 2 posts, BonandDom.

I guess what's meant to be, will be - and any decision may have been taken out of your hands.

Best wishes for the future - whatever it brings.

BonandDom

Thank you everyone for all your lovely comments and hugs.

Curious_George_2

so sorry to read your news,
please dont feel guilty, you did nothing wrong xxx

Minxy_Bella

Ah - I'm so sorry to hear your news, OP - what a horrible thing to have happened. My thoughts are with you, sweetie.

xxxx

Mely

I am so very sorry, i wish i could give you a big {{{{ hug }}}}.
Mel x

lellyo

I'm so sorry to hear your news.

hugsxx

Firefly

As difficult as your original situation sounded the one you're currently facing is even more heartbreaking.

I'm so sorry. Please take good care of yourself. x

cloverfan

life can be very cruel sometimes, please take care of yourself, thinking of you clover x

Kayteehee

Don't want to repeat what else has been said here but -
Just wanted to say RE your daughter going to uni - that's what grants/loans are for. I'm almost 22 and at uni and apart from the fact my parents bought a flat as investment so I could pay less rent for what I live in (basically I pay the same as living in student accomodation and I fund this through my job and through my student loan/grant) I don't receive extra funding from my parents.... and I reckon about 50% of students if not more are in the same situation as me, so don't worry that you won't be able to support her financially because she should be able to manage with the loans/grants.

Plus - if she's only 16 now then she has two more years to save up some cash from a part time job or whatever to put towards supporting herself at uni, planning ahead will work even better.

Good luck with everything