Re: kellysdogs birthcontrol doesnt work....

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Hi! No I dont mind you asking at all. Im still tring to figure out what happened myself. I apparently got pregnant when my daughter was 5 months old. I had just stopped breastfeeding and I was taking Micronor (aka) Nor D Q. Apparently this type of pill isnt very good and only should be used if you are breastfeding. Too bad no one told me that until after I was pregnant. Being prego 2 years in a row was tiring. I hated all those books that said to "rest as often as possible" Anyone tried to rest with a 1 year old discovering the world? Anyway, its not so bad.. just as you fit the first baby into your life, the second one finds his little place too. It a great joy to watch them interact with each other. KIT(keep in touch)

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Hi. Hope you don't mind me chiming in. I had my son , now almost 17 months, in a military hospital. I was nursing him at the time, so my doctor in the hospital asked me what my bc preference was. I said the pill, so he told me he would put me on Micronor, which, like you said, is a very low dosage bc pill. He was very very firm about taking it at the EXACT same time every single day. It is definitely not one you can play around with like Ortho Tri Cyclen or something like that, although, I got pregnant after missing a couple days of Ortho...oops. (I thought the pill was like the shot where it takes a while to get pregnant after you stop. WRONG!) Anyway, I only took Micronor until I quit nursing..plus DH was in Saudi Arabia for four months after my son was born, so I had plenty of time to recover...not like my friend who got talked into sex two weeks after giving birth. I told her she is crazy. Anyway, sorry, I'm rambling. Just wanted to add my 2 cents about Micronor. : )

Kellie, mom of

Lacey, WA

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Thanks for answering my rather nosy question! I can't imagine how tiring that pregnancy must have been! I bet your babies will be very close growing up.

, Mom to Grant (born 9/26/01)

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I guess it would almost be like twins! They will each always have a buddy right

there in their own home! I think that is pretty neat.

Marci (Mom to )

Oklahoma

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> I guess it would almost be like twins!

Yes! Irish twins! LOL

Dane's mom DOC Grad