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Do you think your DH could handle being pregnant?
in GP Moms
Silly question, I know.
J has been so sick for the past few days, he swears he is dying. He has a cough and he would be on bed rest if he could.
So this got me thinking. If men could get pregnant and go through what us woman go through, do you think they would survive?
I personally don't think my own husband could handle it. He threw up once a few months ago and he was being such a wimp about it. Like honestly I have had M/S since day 1 up until today and while I'm on meds for it, I do throw up every once in a while but I'm still a trooper.
So, do you think your DH could handle being pregnant?
J has been so sick for the past few days, he swears he is dying. He has a cough and he would be on bed rest if he could.
So this got me thinking. If men could get pregnant and go through what us woman go through, do you think they would survive?
I personally don't think my own husband could handle it. He threw up once a few months ago and he was being such a wimp about it. Like honestly I have had M/S since day 1 up until today and while I'm on meds for it, I do throw up every once in a while but I'm still a trooper.
So, do you think your DH could handle being pregnant?
Re: Do you think your DH could handle being pregnant?
When you've been married this long, you need a ticker to remind you.
Baby Boy M - 08/01/2013
B Born 6.27.13
When we first learned I was pregnant, he got sick (pretty much a head cold) and didn't move from the couch and took off from work. I had pretty severe nausea from M/S and was on time for work every day.
To make you feel my love.
I wish he could go through it next but even if he could he would probably end up being one of those perfect pregnancies with little to no negative symptoms and he would be all like really you thought this was bad? I feel fine
Clearly I have thought too much about this.
Our Little Raspberry-Born 3/27/12
We Said I Do 09/06/09
Really.
When he hears about my aches or pains or just things that could happen he looks terrified, so based on this I would say no.