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Vel6
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At what point do we “use common sense” as Ive been told by priests in order to avoid future pregnancies when NFP, even with a coach, has failed due to medical issues? I have a medical condition that has made pregnancies harder each time and have made tracking ovulation very difficult. We would abstain for weeks and sometimes months because the charts were difficult to read for our coach. There was no cycle, no visible ovulations, for the entire 2 years we did my temps, ceevical checks and d/c charting. We have been open to life and have been pregnant 6 times and have also adopted. Currently I am suffering through another pregnancy while my children do what they can to help although they are little and need their momma. I am already scared of the possibility of becoming pregnant again in the future. I am now having major organ damage and am in danger of being admitted into the hospital for the remainder of the pregnancy which is several weeks and I dont know who will care for my current children. My disease has also effected my children, one coded at birth and another was a miscarriage. I have been told by several priest that I need to sterilize before we have to choose between life of the mother and life of the baby especially since NFP dailed us. I voiced that I know what the Catechism states about sterilization and they pretry much either told me “yes but the option of NFP doesnt work for you” or “we were also given common sense.” Your thoughts?