Bad news :('''

[gemberbier]

Anti-natal classes?
and they rarely cover risk?

Do they include "pankex"?
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Ginger

[backer60]

Whisp....Im sorry for your loss. Hold on tight to one another, and you'll make it through. I wish the two of you the best at a tough time. My sypathy to you both. Bill Menting

[aliensporebomb]

Posting late but sorry to hear it and hope things go better next time...

I've been there.  In fact, twice.   

My wife and I are hoping we'll get lucky this time.  So far, no kids.

I'd love to have a little kidlet to pass on all of my guitar knowledge to but if it doesn't happen it doesn't happen I guess.

With the first one, that child would have been around ten years old now.

With the second, that child would have been around two or three.

So yeah, you wonder "what might have been", what the child would look like, what the personality
would be, would they like music or be otherwise inclined?

You can beat yourself up going "if I'd only been in better shape, better health" or just other things
"if I was a better person". 

Either way, you just take it day by day and hope things go better and try to remain positive.

Good luck and again, very sorry to hear it.

[ekkerman]

hi , my heart goes out to you and your wife G W  i have had two  dissapointing births myself as my two sons 10 and 5 appeared to be "normal"but turned out to be mentally and phisically disabled.
dont get me wrong i love them to death but still its quite a burden .
especially if ,in my proffession as a full time performer on corporate parties and weddings and such you see a lot of  boys of their age walking and running about  ,things they will never do ..
their  phisical level is  like a baby and they cant walk or sit by themselves so i mean we all have a cross to bear at some point in our lives...
just hang in there , i did !!
greetz ,eric