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Do you have children?

  • Yes. I thought i was in a stable enough relationship and mature enough to cope

    Votes: 14 11.6%
  • Yes I do although I cannot say they were planned !!!!

    Votes: 18 14.9%
  • Yes I do and I am still with the mother/father.

    Votes: 32 26.4%
  • No I have no children at present

    Votes: 57 47.1%

  • Total voters
    121

mr ben

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aye i have one little ray of sunshine and me and his mum where living together at the time ( own house , good jobs the lot ) but sometimes things just don't work out ....

now we get on like a house on fire , probably due to the fact that it wasn't a bad break up .. i can literally see my boy at the drop of a hat and i think (school holidays and work permitting) he must stay at my house 70 per cent of the time ..... my ex is married now and i have had bevvy on numerous occasion with my lads step dad , my mates ask me how i can do this and the reason is simple ... he is a good bloke and i am thankful that my son has got a decent fella to look out for him :thumbsup:

anyway heres a few pics 4237-BD.jpg4236-BD.jpg
 

Michie

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Yes, 2 boys. One aged 10yrs and one who is 3 yrs. My Eldest wasnt planned and i do believe that me getting pregnant happend for a reason, (well not just because i had unprotected sex!!!!) Im not with the father of my eldest as he had MAJOR issues then and still has and i think that having a 9 month old baby made me come to my senses and walk away from the lifestyle that he (and i to an extent) were leading. I swore that i wouldnt have anymore children but i met my billy :love: and everything changed.I got married and had my youngest a few yrs later.
Although i love my kids, 2 is enough for anyone and as soon as i was out of hospital i had booked my hubby in for the snip!!!!
 

very puddled

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with my family.......
oh my goodness when this thread stared i was pregnant now i can share my joy. evie mae my little bundle of happyness .....

ive got a camera full of photos now but cant transfer them but when i can you are all in for the evie thread:love: :love: :love: :love: :love: :love: :love: :love:
 

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Candyman

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Nathan.... If you have your own kidz you'll know that they themselves are the best addvert for using a condom at times mate..... of course it's a bit late by then... but i guess ya live'n learn ;)

Having said that i am and have been for quite a few years now in a relationship that screams perfection. I love my wife with all my heart and we have 2 children, 1 boy (Dan aged 6) and my little princess (Eleanor aged 2).

Dan is from my wifes previous relationship but i have known him since he was 3 and love him like he was my own. My little girl Elle is my only bioligical child and was planned but born 3 months early :| gave me quite a scare tbh, my wife was rushed to peterbough hospital many many miles from where we live and we both spent 7 days in the hospital. My wife (Candy) was in labour for 2 days as they needed to try and slow the birth prosess in order for the streoids she was injected with to work in an attempt to develope Elle's lungs quicker.

At the time we had no idea that the doctors did not think Elle would survive, but when Candy went into full labour baby was breach so Candy had to be rushed in 4 an emergancy sizairian opperation. At this point i was left in a room with no clue what was going to happen next. I can honestly say i have never felt anything close to how i felt at that time in my life.

I decided to wait out side the opperating room she was in and after about 30mins (seemed like years) a nurse came out. I asked her what was happening and if everything was ok? she said "Someone will come out and talk to you shortly".... I can't describe how i felt at that moment in time.

After a short time someone came out and explaned that Candy had lost a lot of blood in the opperation but was doing fine. They then explained how my little girl was still born but the nurse in charge (called Eleanor) never gave up on her and brought her back to life.

She was under 2lb but perfect in every way when i saw her for the 1st time later that day but it would be over a week before i would see her face for the 1st time as she needed to be put under UV lights so had to ware a small kinda blindfold mask and had a breathing tube.

Fortunatly my little Elle was a fighter and on the 1st night in that incubator she pulled out the breathing tube as if to say "I don't need that....". She was transfered to out local hospital after a week and spend a fearther 7 weeks in hospital but came on leaps'n bounds.

Today she is a healthy 2 year old with no side effects from her amazing begining to life. She is my little miracle.

After reading the comments posted here i must be one of the luckest men alive with 2 fantastic children and the best wife i could ever hope for. :)

50thAnnaversary-Ellethelittleposer.jpg
 

nathan

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Nathan.... If you have your own kidz you'll know that they themselves are the best addvert for using a condom at times mate..... of course it's a bit late by then... but i guess ya live'n learn ;)

Having said that i am and have been for quite a few years now in a relationship that screams perfection. I love my wife with all my heart and we have 2 children, 1 boy (Dan aged 6) and my little princess (Eleanor aged 2).

Dan is from my wifes previous relationship but i have known him since he was 3 and love him like he was my own. My little girl Elle is my only bioligical child and was planned but born 3 months early :| gave me quite a scare tbh, my wife was rushed to peterbough hospital many many miles from where we live and we both spent 7 days in the hospital. My wife (Candy) was in labour for 2 days as they needed to try and slow the birth prosess in order for the streoids she was injected with to work in an attempt to develope Elle's lungs quicker.

At the time we had no idea that the doctors did not think Elle would survive, but when Candy went into full labour baby was breach so Candy had to be rushed in 4 an emergancy sizairian opperation. At this point i was left in a room with no clue what was going to happen next. I can honestly say i have never felt anything close to how i felt at that time in my life.

I decided to wait out side the opperating room she was in and after about 30mins (seemed like years) a nurse came out. I asked her what was happening and if everything was ok? she said "Someone will come out and talk to you shortly".... I can't describe how i felt at that moment in time.

After a short time someone came out and explaned that Candy had lost a lot of blood in the opperation but was doing fine. They then explained how my little girl was still born but the nurse in charge (called Eleanor) never gave up on her and brought her back to life.

She was under 2lb but perfect in every way when i saw her for the 1st time later that day but it would be over a week before i would see her face for the 1st time as she needed to be put under UV lights so had to ware a small kinda blindfold mask and had a breathing tube.

Fortunatly my little Elle was a fighter and on the 1st night in that incubator she pulled out the breathing tube as if to say "I don't need that....". She was transfered to out local hospital after a week and spend a fearther 7 weeks in hospital but came on leaps'n bounds.

Today she is a healthy 2 year old with no side effects from her amazing begining to life. She is my little miracle.

After reading the comments posted here i must be one of the luckest men alive with 2 fantastic children and the best wife i could ever hope for. :)

50thAnnaversary-Ellethelittleposer.jpg

post mate. very moving... One of my best friends bought one of his identical twins back to life after he stopped breathing after being born prematurely
 

northern minx

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aawwwwwww

well you just made me cry!! very touching
what a beautiful post, full of tenderness
really happy it worked out for you and your blessed little family together, nice one :thumbsup::D

Nathan.... If you have your own kidz you'll know that they themselves are the best addvert for using a condom at times mate..... of course it's a bit late by then... but i guess ya live'n learn ;)

Having said that i am and have been for quite a few years now in a relationship that screams perfection. I love my wife with all my heart and we have 2 children, 1 boy (Dan aged 6) and my little princess (Eleanor aged 2).

Dan is from my wifes previous relationship but i have known him since he was 3 and love him like he was my own. My little girl Elle is my only bioligical child and was planned but born 3 months early :| gave me quite a scare tbh, my wife was rushed to peterbough hospital many many miles from where we live and we both spent 7 days in the hospital. My wife (Candy) was in labour for 2 days as they needed to try and slow the birth prosess in order for the streoids she was injected with to work in an attempt to develope Elle's lungs quicker.

At the time we had no idea that the doctors did not think Elle would survive, but when Candy went into full labour baby was breach so Candy had to be rushed in 4 an emergancy sizairian opperation. At this point i was left in a room with no clue what was going to happen next. I can honestly say i have never felt anything close to how i felt at that time in my life.

I decided to wait out side the opperating room she was in and after about 30mins (seemed like years) a nurse came out. I asked her what was happening and if everything was ok? she said "Someone will come out and talk to you shortly".... I can't describe how i felt at that moment in time.

After a short time someone came out and explaned that Candy had lost a lot of blood in the opperation but was doing fine. They then explained how my little girl was still born but the nurse in charge (called Eleanor) never gave up on her and brought her back to life.

She was under 2lb but perfect in every way when i saw her for the 1st time later that day but it would be over a week before i would see her face for the 1st time as she needed to be put under UV lights so had to ware a small kinda blindfold mask and had a breathing tube.

Fortunatly my little Elle was a fighter and on the 1st night in that incubator she pulled out the breathing tube as if to say "I don't need that....". She was transfered to out local hospital after a week and spend a fearther 7 weeks in hospital but came on leaps'n bounds.

Today she is a healthy 2 year old with no side effects from her amazing begining to life. She is my little miracle.

After reading the comments posted here i must be one of the luckest men alive with 2 fantastic children and the best wife i could ever hope for. :)

50thAnnaversary-Ellethelittleposer.jpg
 

Jen.in.NC

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Dec 20, 2007
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i have one 10 year old daughter and one daughter is all i wanted. her father and i share custody. one week she's with me, the next with him. sound's complicated for a child, one might think. in her eyes it's the norm, as that's what she has known since she was 2.5yrs old. we live about 1 mile from each other and he's remarried thank gehd!, so it works.


i can't answer the poll because none of those situations pertain to me. :)
 

Mr Radish

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Nathan.... If you have your own kidz you'll know that they themselves are the best addvert for using a condom at times mate..... of course it's a bit late by then... but i guess ya live'n learn ;)

Having said that i am and have been for quite a few years now in a relationship that screams perfection. I love my wife with all my heart and we have 2 children, 1 boy (Dan aged 6) and my little princess (Eleanor aged 2).

Dan is from my wifes previous relationship but i have known him since he was 3 and love him like he was my own. My little girl Elle is my only bioligical child and was planned but born 3 months early :| gave me quite a scare tbh, my wife was rushed to peterbough hospital many many miles from where we live and we both spent 7 days in the hospital. My wife (Candy) was in labour for 2 days as they needed to try and slow the birth prosess in order for the streoids she was injected with to work in an attempt to develope Elle's lungs quicker.

At the time we had no idea that the doctors did not think Elle would survive, but when Candy went into full labour baby was breach so Candy had to be rushed in 4 an emergancy sizairian opperation. At this point i was left in a room with no clue what was going to happen next. I can honestly say i have never felt anything close to how i felt at that time in my life.

I decided to wait out side the opperating room she was in and after about 30mins (seemed like years) a nurse came out. I asked her what was happening and if everything was ok? she said "Someone will come out and talk to you shortly".... I can't describe how i felt at that moment in time.

After a short time someone came out and explaned that Candy had lost a lot of blood in the opperation but was doing fine. They then explained how my little girl was still born but the nurse in charge (called Eleanor) never gave up on her and brought her back to life.

She was under 2lb but perfect in every way when i saw her for the 1st time later that day but it would be over a week before i would see her face for the 1st time as she needed to be put under UV lights so had to ware a small kinda blindfold mask and had a breathing tube.

Fortunatly my little Elle was a fighter and on the 1st night in that incubator she pulled out the breathing tube as if to say "I don't need that....". She was transfered to out local hospital after a week and spend a fearther 7 weeks in hospital but came on leaps'n bounds.

Today she is a healthy 2 year old with no side effects from her amazing begining to life. She is my little miracle.

After reading the comments posted here i must be one of the luckest men alive with 2 fantastic children and the best wife i could ever hope for. :)

50thAnnaversary-Ellethelittleposer.jpg


Candy mate, A top post that. Good for you. :thumbsup:

No kids by the way . . . would love a family in the next year or two though. Have to make do with my dog for now! The wife is perfectly happy with him at the moment!
 

emmab

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what do you consider to be early though ? the younger the women the less complications likely unless young teens of cause. But having them in 30's early 40's theres more likely to be complications / problems with the child, plus once your older you get a second life cause there old enough to look after themselves.

Theres the point that the kids will come from a broken family, but lets be honest about that, most kids will if there parents are young or old now adays, marrige is not what it was and the vows made are very easily broken now adays cause thats just the way society is at the moment.

I once went out with the bird who had a kid at the youngest age in wigan, she was 10 when she got pregnant remember her WAFC fuck me she was a fine bit of totty !!!!!!!!!!!!!! and no word of a lie the back was as big as the front and that scared me so i dumped her !!!!!!!!!!!!

Bloody hell, he still never ceases to amaze me that cousin of mine :eek: Pmfsl
 

emmab

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2 children one Girl( Alex) aged 10 and Jordan Aged 14 :D Absolutley adore them:) Had my first at 19 yrs, unplanned but worth it;) My second at 23yrs- planned. Im glad i had them young as i now see them becoming independant very quickly, and im only 34. In 6 yrs alex with be neartly 17 and jordan 20, so you know the saying ' Life begins at 40 !' Want to do lots or traveling :thumbsup:
 

Craig EFC

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3 kids - Lewis (11) Asheleigh (9) and Abbie (2)

Love em to bits and wouldnt change it for the world - im 33 now, but im glad ive had them young

And due to good planning and boss babysitting doesnt affect me and the missus going out still. (Together 15 years next month)