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Thanks everyone - sorry if the way I worded that was offensive... Just a bit nervous over here.
Im definitely more relaxed now. I appreciate all the feedback.
I told my wife what I wrote and shes mad at me too... go figure; this kids already causing me trouble.
Im with my wife 5 years;..... married .6 years
We do the natural birth control - (track her menstrual cycle) no chemicals.
We have been successful at this practice for 5 years.
Ok heres the score; I shot life into my wife on August 21st 2013 in Cancun.
Due to our many years of success with the natural birth control; we were not worried at all about her getting pregnant.
We went on a dive 5 days later. max depth 40Ft. - 2 dives @ .5 hours each dive - 45 minute break in between both dives.
It is now September 13th 2013 and she is 1 day late on her period. - her cycle is like clockwork; so this is odd.
She took 2 pregnancy tests earlier today and both say positive.
This will be our 1st baby.
Is the bay in any danger due to the dive?
Any ideas?
Thanks everyone - sorry if the way I worded that was offensive... Just a bit nervous over here.
Im definitely more relaxed now. I appreciate all the feedback.
I told my wife what I wrote and shes mad at me too... go figure; this kids already causing me trouble.
Congratulations and relax. Other members have already noted that there have been several retrospective studies; one of them was a look at pregnant women who had been treated in a hyperbaric chamber. No abnormalities have ever been reported. That said, you don't want your child to be the first, so she should not dive again while she's pregnant. Ditto my cross-town compadre (@uncfnp, my son is wearing a hand-me-down Heels shirt today): get her on prenatal vitamins, find a good OB and start saving for college.
I would not bother to save for college. Send him/her to the military. Better education and no student loan debt. There are kids now coming out of college who will never see being in the black. 100K in loans ain't getting paid off by saying 'Ya'll want fries wit dat?"
I would not bother to save for college. Send him/her to the military. Better education and no student loan debt. There are kids now coming out of college who will never see being in the black. 100K in loans ain't getting paid off by saying 'Ya'll want fries wit dat?"
Uh whoooooooa...if the OP is in a state with a good prepaid collitch plan, that is the way to go. Florida has a pretty good prepaid program - people can put in as little as $50 per month, so by the time the kid is ready for collitch or the military or whatever, the tuition, myriad fees, AND dorm can be all locked in.
Now here's the good deal, in Floriduh at least. If the kid remotely has a brain and gets ok grades, he/she qualifies for Bright Futures which essentially forgives tuition. Although the rates have changed, parents could redeem the unused sum in the prepaid account at 5% interest. It's probably lower now, but it can't be worse than a LOT of investments out there.
Funding a potential college education gives a kid more options than just having to depend on athletic ability or band proficiency for a free college ride. Plus depending on the military for schooling - well, along with a ton of other schools, the Navy sent me to a lot of nuclear weapons training. After a while, my solution for most of the world's problem areas was The Obsidian Theory which is pretty much melting parts of the world that pissed me off into black glass surfaces pretty much best used for rollerblading. I'm still not sure that most of the people who referred to me as Commander Dr. Strangelove didn't think that I was just plain bats#!t crazy. But hey, at least I had a solution.
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