I Regret Giving Up My Baby

It has been a crazy wild ride.

I regret giving up my baby.

My parents wanted me to adopt out my baby. I don t regret placing my son for adoption i didn t give him up. The decision to place my child up for. I m supposed to stay up every.

Many women considering adoption worry that they may later regret their adoption decision wondering can i give my baby up for adoption and get her back later find out what happens if you put your baby up for adoption and then change your mind and how american adoptions can help. I m single in my early 20 s and unemployed. Some people claim that i simply made my choice out of grief and i get why they think that. My baby had to have 28ml every 3 hours as prescribed by the peaditrician but was too tired to breastfeed.

I m not too sure why as he hated being there and was usually off his face when he came. I changed my mind about giving my baby up for adoption and i have no regrets. Prob more like 5 10 initially and then topped up with formula. But never for a single moment will i regret my.

Regarding bf if you give up you will regret it and if you struggle on you will regret it. He s all these things plus a lot of unique challenges that have came from his existence but the joy he brings my wife and i more than makes up for all. Since leaving the hospital without my baby everything has changed. I say all this but want to clarify that i never regretted having my son.

I lay in bed think of my baby. And then to go through childbirth and have that child placed on her chest and know that she can t give her up. During the pregnancy i thought giving my baby up for adoption was what i wanted to do. It was a good week before i could get 28mls.

It made the most sense. Caring for a baby is a work out except it doesn t keep you in shape and give you the worst back aches strains. The choice to give my child up for adoption was a simple one. The intensity of that connection is hard to ignore.

I barely eat barely talk to my friends or family and have no desire to do anything. They felt that i was not. By ally r.