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Originally Posted by tenniels
If there are two parents who feel the risk is worth it, can afford to have kids, are of the appropriate age, and are doing it for the right reason (as your mum did the_jazz) then I think that is perfectly fine!
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Just to play Devil's Advocate:
Define what risks are acceptable and what aren't.
Define the net worth required to bear children comfortably.
Define what reasons are right and which are wrong.
I don't necessarily disagree with you, but what you're suggesting is completely subjective. If you asked me for my own personal boundaries, I think you'd probably be shocked and horrified, but those are for my kids, not anyone else's.
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Originally Posted by analog
Not to nitpick, but it's fairly common for pregnant women to become diabetic and hypertensive (have high blood pressure). They're both induced by the pregnancy and usually stop after the delivery of the child, though diabetes does not always immediately go away.
I know you were just grasping for examples, but thought I'd toss a little info in anyway.
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Actually I knew that, but you were right about grasping at the examples. I really meant post-childbirth development of both but obviously didn't make that clear at all.