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Struggles with NFP and How to Support Wife?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Kristin Detloff Jul 25, 2009.

 

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peterwp replied to peterwp's discussion Struggles with NFP and How to Support Wife?
"Thank you, all of you, for the wonderful feedback. All of the comments help me learn in their own unique way. My wife has been monitoring this thread as well and she is very excited about using the Creighton method. She feels this might be helpful…"
Jul 17, 2009
katies3boys replied to peterwp's discussion Struggles with NFP and How to Support Wife?
"I have to agree! Your wife's sanity is so important (and her belief that she can handle the kids now). First, I am sure that if you were blessed with third child now, God would give your wife the grace to handle all that came her way. But, I…"
Jul 17, 2009
Erika Drain replied to peterwp's discussion Struggles with NFP and How to Support Wife?
"Hi Peter! My DH and I (he's sitting right next to me and reading your post) practice NFP but we use a different model than the Couple to Couple League, we use Creighton. We did ecological breastfeeding (which does help A LOT) but I got pregnant…"
Jul 17, 2009
Mary L. replied to peterwp's discussion Struggles with NFP and How to Support Wife?
"I second looking into ecological breastfeeding as a practical way of both spacing the children a little more, giving mom the extra time her body needs to repair and eventually be able to produce another healthy baby AND mom. I have 11 children, all…"
Jul 16, 2009
Maria-Helena Uribe replied to peterwp's discussion Struggles with NFP and How to Support Wife?
"Using NFP for over 12 years now, my husband and I were able to space our children 2 to 2 1/2 years apart with minimal effort... the ecological breastfeeding helped with that. It wasn't until now that we have 5 children and need a break from…"
Jul 16, 2009
Sarah replied to peterwp's discussion Struggles with NFP and How to Support Wife?
"Hi Peter- Your wife sounds stressed out. It is very lonely and can be stressful to be at home all day with two young children. You state that much of the pressure of handling the children is on her. I think that is the first thing to look at. I…"
Jul 16, 2009
Mary Brazeau replied to peterwp's discussion Struggles with NFP and How to Support Wife?
"Never ever take your wife's sanity for granted. It is a precious thing. Nothing will make her feel so loved as to know you heard her, trusted her and gave her some time. Yes she will be ready again."
Jul 16, 2009
Mother of 2 replied to peterwp's discussion Struggles with NFP and How to Support Wife?
"Abby said it better than i could have ....... Listen to your wife Pray , Pray , pray and talk I would also like to know how you could talk to a husband who has a different opinion on the matter without alienating him"
Jul 14, 2009
Abby Sasscer replied to peterwp's discussion Struggles with NFP and How to Support Wife?
"Hi, I have a life threatening illness that requires us to use the most conservative rule of NFP. In our case, we simply learned to accept our situation, pray together as a family and surrender our future to our Heavely Father. With that being said,…"
Jul 13, 2009
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Struggles with NFP and How to Support Wife?

My wife and I have been practicing NFP since we were married three years ago. Well, we practiced it for 2 months casually and were open to children, so God gifted us with a new life. My wife got her period back one time after fertility returned when the first child was ~9 months old. We became pregnant after not recording temperatures as much as we should and not abstaining. My wife felt some frustration with this pregnancy because she felt that she wasn't physically or mentally prepared for…See More
Jul 13, 2009
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