Lets presume that you are at your best health wise.....even then there is no guarantee that it will be an easy pregnancy. A non CFer has risks also.
I, personally, had a fabulous pregnancy. I did devlope gestational diabetes & in my 8th month my hemoptysis kicked in. Neither of which is surprising or a drastic turn of events, but more or less just something else to handle.
I felt better pregnant then I did when I wasnt. Now some might be the fact that I ate better. I cant say it was from better treatment over all because I did not do my nebs etc before, during or after pregnancy unless in the hospital.
I can tell you that PMS kicks my butt so I am guessing the stage my body was in while pregnant was much better for me then during PMS.
I also want to point out something. Presuming you get through a pregnancy or even if you choose to adopt......the most difficult part is the caring of the child. I worked fulltime during my whole pregnancy with no problems. After my daughter was born......I was in the hospital & quit working before her 2nd birthday. All this & she wasnt even a "difficult" baby.
This was just the basic care required & that was with help from my husband. Granted I still wasnt doing my treatments, but not having "MY" time like I did prior made a huge difference.
There are many CFers that successfully are Moms. Sadly there is no way to know how easy it will be except to look at what your health status is when you start & that is just one thing.
Good Luck!
I, personally, had a fabulous pregnancy. I did devlope gestational diabetes & in my 8th month my hemoptysis kicked in. Neither of which is surprising or a drastic turn of events, but more or less just something else to handle.
I felt better pregnant then I did when I wasnt. Now some might be the fact that I ate better. I cant say it was from better treatment over all because I did not do my nebs etc before, during or after pregnancy unless in the hospital.
I can tell you that PMS kicks my butt so I am guessing the stage my body was in while pregnant was much better for me then during PMS.
I also want to point out something. Presuming you get through a pregnancy or even if you choose to adopt......the most difficult part is the caring of the child. I worked fulltime during my whole pregnancy with no problems. After my daughter was born......I was in the hospital & quit working before her 2nd birthday. All this & she wasnt even a "difficult" baby.
This was just the basic care required & that was with help from my husband. Granted I still wasnt doing my treatments, but not having "MY" time like I did prior made a huge difference.
There are many CFers that successfully are Moms. Sadly there is no way to know how easy it will be except to look at what your health status is when you start & that is just one thing.
Good Luck!