Very sad if they really want more children, but they are blessed to have 2 and that’s more than lots of people who wish to have just 1.

Kim, you are blessed with two lovely bubbas… What a joy, you lucky woman

Very wise to take the advice of the doctors. This condition can be fatal. Sometimes it results in an emergency hysterectomy.

I had two children a boy and a girl before my son I had a miscarriage then another one before my daughter. After having my daughter I was told I had ovarian cancer and had to have a major hysterectomy so the decision was taken out of my hands to stop or continue.

I am pregnant with my second child. My first child is 9 years old. With all the complications of my current pregnancy it would be unlikely that my husband and I have another child, although I will never say never but it would be risky as I have suffered Endometriosis which was removed a few months before I fell pregnant, I now have Pelvic Instability which has left me with hip and back pain and I also have pains in my stomach. Along with Perinatal Depression and other issues.

I haven’t decided if my family is complete yet with 2 little girls.

That’s very sad. Fate decided for me.

Thanks forvsharing this article

I guess they will do what ever is best for them and be happy with what they choose

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  • • mom94125 replied
    • 08 Jan 2016 , 4:06 pm

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  yes but if she is up to it, she might want more! hope she enjoys what she has!

I’m sure she will make the right choice for her family 🙂

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  • • mom93821 replied
    • 30 Dec 2015 , 12:19 pm

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  Exactly – they will weigh it up as a family unit.

If we all start ignoring the whole reality set, and all the fake reality ‘stars’ then maybe we could concentrate on real people, from Australia, normal real people that we can all believe in and read about without feeling wasted.
Kim who? When will the media and social site learn they are all fakes.

So she is the person behind her handbags and clothes people like !

I hope that Kim and Ken find peace and happiness in whatever decision they make. For me and my husband it was never a matter of WE deciding how much children we would have, more a matter of how many gifts we receive. We married when I was 38, after 3 miscarriages I had my first child when I was 40 and my second when I was 41. We would have loved more, but emigrations and early menopause played a role in being happy with 2. We now foster 2 more girls (with one of the girls having Down Syndrome), not because we wanted more kids but because we have space in our family, in our home and in our hearts to share.

yes that is very scary and that is a hard decision to face.

I had severe pre-eclampsia with my first child and was warned that it could happen again with any more children. My second pregnancy was spent in bed and in and out of hospital. The pregnancy not only effected me and the health of my unborn baby, it effected my relationship with my little boy who couldn’t figure out why mum couldn’t get out of bed and play or do anything for him.
I really hopes K K listens to her doctor for the sake of her health and her existing children.

I would have loved more children but my husband was happy with two. Your health as a mum is essential so no point risking it for more in my opinion

Lke ld

Be grateful for what you have.

They are very wise to follow the dr’s advice.

I have three children and one on the way, I’m very lucky that I’ve had no problems with any of my pregnancies.