Sering Bab Saat Hamil Tua Novels & Stories

As I was about to close the door, I stopped at what I heard next. “Don’t you hear what I’m saying? I can’t get any transplant now because I’m trying to get pregnant for my husband.” Preg... what? Did she just say pregnant? How could she get pregnant when she doesn’t have a womb? Is she joking, or has her family's situation started affecting her brain? “My marriage is at stake, and getting pregnant for Cassius is the best solution at hand, so Linda, please just give me some drugs that can sustain me until I get pregnant. I know he will be shocked when I tell him, but he won’t be able to do anything about it.”

The doctor could see the obvious pain in her eyes and he felt even more pity for this young Luna. "Luna, might I suggest something? I think you need to bring your husband for a check-up," the doctor suggested gently. "We should test him Just to rule out any potential issues on his end because I’ve said before, we can’t medically find anything wrong with you… but we don’t know about him yet."

Mark interrupted, teasing the couple. "Haha, sorry, Kak. That was just a reflex," Gio apologized, feeling guilty for his strictness. It was dangerous for pregnant women to lift heavy objects, after all. At home, Aileen was accompanied only by Mrs. Anna, who repeatedly asked the maid to prepare traditional remedies for Aileen’s pregnancy. "This is a traditional recipe, Non. Just drink it a few times during your pregnancy. Based on experience from neighbors, it’s effective for strengthening the pregnancy," said Bik Inah, explaining the ingredients and prices, claiming it could make childbirth smoother.

Verosha chuckled as sat properly beside her husband who also did the same thing. “Seriously, your sex drive hormones really making you high.” Her Aunty chuckled while shaking her head and seat on her table. “Was it because she’s pregnant, Aunty?” Lium curiously asked and their family doctor nodded. “Yes, and you need to give her what she’s needing or she’ll do a tantrum that could hurt your babies. But kidding aside, Verosha, you’re not a kid anymore and I know you already knew which one is good for you now that you’re pregnant with three babies.” she reminded the married couple not to get carried away which could lead to losing their babies.

"I'm going to be sixty-three at his high school graduation. People will think I'm his grandfather." "So what? Age doesn't define fatherhood. Love defines fatherhood. You're already amazing father to Ethan and Sienna. You'll be amazing to this baby too." "What if I'm too old? Too tired? What if I can't keep up?" "We have help. Maria. Diana. The older kids. We're not doing this alone. Stop worrying." As the pregnancy advances, Elara's body reminds her she's not twenty-six anymore. Back pain. Swelling. Exhaustion. Forty-year-old pregnancies are harder.

Yes, blame it on my pregnancy for crying like baby. 693/5000

"Kenapa begitu?" Nadine bertanya kebingungan. Suaminya memang seorang dokter. Namun, dia jarang bertanya. Janu lebih suka menceritakan tentang penyakit yang diderita lansia sesuai bidangnya. Sehingga wanita itu mengerti dan menginfokan kepada orang tua mereka. "Karena urin di pagi hari mengandung hormon kehamilan yang lebih tinggi." Nadine mengangguk ketika mendengar penjelasannya.

“It’s almost gone. Just a little sore.” Mr. Mahesa nodded, satisfied, and took another sip of tea. “Good. But be more careful next time. Pregnant women shouldn’t overexert themselves.” Gian nearly dropped his teacup. His head snapped toward Aurelia. Even Mrs. Lestari straightened in her seat, eyes narrowing in shock. Aurelia herself almost choked on air. She stared at Mr. Mahesa, wide-eyed. “Father… I… we haven’t even..”

__________________ Inside the kingdom, sera was still feeling very tired and exhausted, and she didn't know why, so she said tired and angry while she was sleeping: What the hell is happening to me, I don't understand at all. The old woman thought to her: There is something that crosses my mind when I see you like this. sera looked at her and said to her: What comes to your mind? What do you want to say tell me? "I think you're pregnant," said the old woman, in all seriousness.