Christina Boba spoke about the difficulties she experienced in the effort she made with her husband, Sakis Tanimanidis, until they had their daughters, focusing on the period of IVF. The Instagrammer explained that, although they both wanted to become parents, in the first years of their marriage they were unable to make their wish come true. As she confessed, as time passed and pregnancy did not come after the first IVF, the pressure increased and she began to be overcome by fears and negative thoughts, even questioning her ability to become a mother.
Initially, Christina Boba shared in an interview on the Podcast "A Young Woman Alone Doesn't Look" how she and her husband made the decision to proceed with IVF: "Our two families were very happy about our marriage and our coexistence. They never told me if we would have children. Right when we were together we said we wanted to. Unfortunately, it didn't come easily. Three or four difficult years passed when it didn't come and we were forced to do IVF. In the end, everything is fine and now we are perfect! And fortunately it happened that way because these specific children came into our lives that drive us crazy. Back then it was a difficult journey and believe me, ours, the only thing they didn't say was when you would have children, because they knew how hard we were trying."
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Christina Boba, how did you find the "prince" of the fairy tale?
Christina Boba, remembering the IVF period, admitted that it was very difficult for her emotionally. Despair and "dark" thoughts were present in her life at the time, with herself believing that she was not fit to be a mother. In particular, she shared: "It was a difficult period but not between us. We were very good together. Sakis had more logical thinking and I was more sensitive to the issue. In other words, my period would come when it was supposed to come that month and I would cry. Especially towards the end of the three years, because at first it all started calmly. We didn't know that it wouldn't come. It was a lot of trouble and while you're in it, because you don't know where it will lead. When you're in there, everything seems very big and very difficult. You also get a sense of despair, crazy thoughts. I remember saying that it's not my destiny, I won't be a good mother. I had started thinking crazy things. "When you go through something difficult, the phobias start, the paranoid thoughts start. Finally, it happened and it's like it never happened."
Source: protothema.gr
