Anyone LTTTC Number One?
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Ella_Hopeful
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Hey girls - just wanted to pop in and wish you all a good weekend! Sorry to all of you who got AF...
Although tbh, I'd love AF right now. At the moment I still have a little underdeveloped empty sac that seems to want to grow very slowly inside me even though it will never turn into a real baby
I should be 7 weeks on Sunday. Missed a whole month TTC and haven't even started bleeding yet...miscarriages are HARD to deal with - I never even realised.
Although tbh, I'd love AF right now. At the moment I still have a little underdeveloped empty sac that seems to want to grow very slowly inside me even though it will never turn into a real baby
I should be 7 weeks on Sunday. Missed a whole month TTC and haven't even started bleeding yet...miscarriages are HARD to deal with - I never even realised.
Kat S
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Ella, I'm SO sorry! Yes, they are hard to deal with. I went through mine in January. Took me 2 months to see my period again and nearly 4 months for my hcg levels to return to zero. I lost so much time waiting. I hope you recover soon and get your rainbow baby.
ezperanza
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Hello ladies, I've been reading on this site a few years ago when we started ttc ... We had stopped as i was planning my wedding and started back up again this time with a FS to make a long story short I have PCOS, and was suspected of having endo so I had a lap and they found 2 tumors one on each of my ovaries they were removed and he drilled my ovaries as well, no endo either... It's been a whole month and week since my procedure I am now on CD6 taking clomid 100mg I am very nervous, excited about this cycle because dr said he thinks the tumors were preventing me from getting preg so we will see... I stay in prayer good luck to all I just felt like I needed to vent a bit as I'm driving my hubby crazy I appreciate it thanks! 
Feisty Fidget
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Ella it took quite a while for my body to return to normal after both losses - the natural process took longer than the medical intervention though x
Myshelsong
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The wait for ovulation is killing me!!!!!!
Feisty Fidget
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I know quite a few woman that had anovulatory cycles due to soy - personally I wouldn't touch it with a barge pole, but I really hope you will be one of the successes, I've also heard of many women having success with it
Myshelsong
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I am hoping that does not happen for me at all.
I ovulate anywhere from day 13 - 21 (although since taking B6&12 is has been 13 - 14) so fingers crossed it will happen soon. Starting to see som EWCM so thinking that may be a good sign!
How is everyones end of July going?
Just starting fertility week so going to be a "fun" weekend I hope.
I ovulate anywhere from day 13 - 21 (although since taking B6&12 is has been 13 - 14) so fingers crossed it will happen soon. Starting to see som EWCM so thinking that may be a good sign!
How is everyones end of July going?
Just starting fertility week so going to be a "fun" weekend I hope.
I know quite a few woman that had anovulatory cycles due to soy - personally I wouldn't touch it with a barge pole, but I really hope you will be one of the successes, I've also heard of many women having success with it
I tried soy for a couple months, my cycles were always like total clockwork and I charted and tracked CM like a crazy person-- soy screwed up every cycle I took it.
Serenyx
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Ouch - not good. I have also tried Soy this month (CD3 - 7) so I hope I ovulate okI know quite a few woman that had anovulatory cycles due to soy - personally I wouldn't touch it with a barge pole, but I really hope you will be one of the successes, I've also heard of many women having success with it
I tried soy for a couple months, my cycles were always like total clockwork and I charted and tracked CM like a crazy person-- soy screwed up every cycle I took it.
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Hey Ladies,
I wanted to let you know I am having a baby boy
I wanted to let you know I am having a baby boy
Myshelsong
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Congratulations! Hope the next 174 days are easy and restful.
I am still going to keep my fingers crossed with the soy. Even if it delays ovulation if it increases my chances who cares. At this point it is my only hope until I get my referral, so I will keep bding until it happens.
I did read one lady screwed up her cycle and she ended up pregnant so here is hoping.
I am still going to keep my fingers crossed with the soy. Even if it delays ovulation if it increases my chances who cares. At this point it is my only hope until I get my referral, so I will keep bding until it happens.
I did read one lady screwed up her cycle and she ended up pregnant so here is hoping.
EmmyReece
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Hi ladies, I was wondering if I could join?We've been ttc on and off since 2008. We've established through tests at the drs etc that my weight affects my cycles (af disappears completely when I put weight on), so my main goal now that our wedding has been and gone is to get on with losing the weight and getting my cycles back on track.
Hubby will be starting wellman conception when they arrive tomorrow and I'm going back on pregnacare conception, agnus castus, evening primrose oil (to help with ewcm) and b6
So slimming world starts for me on friday once I've got a meal plan together, so it's time to lose those lbs lol.
Myshelsong really hope the soy works for you
well doctor called me today and said that since we have done 7 cycles of femera and nothing has happened he wants to do a consult before going any further. so i dont know if that means hes given up and wants me to lose weight before going further...or if hes going to discuss our options or what. im super upset right now....i just want to continue on with the femera to regulate my cycles and hopefully a surprise BFP! so we will see what he says monday.
pbl_ge
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Sugar, that could be good news! You've probably heard that those who haven't conceived in the first few Femara cycles are unlikely to do so in subsequent cycles. The benefits "plateau," so this probably means your doc wants to try something new. FX it's something that will work for you!
oh okay Thanks pbl!!! i always fear the worst! lol i hope this is what it is! i know Clomid didnt work for me and Femera gives me only one follicle...i did injections for a couple cycles and got 2-3 good ones...but that got expensive so we stopped doing those. oh i hope whatever it is he needs to discuss is good! i called the doctor back because i got nervous and asked them what exactly is it that they will be talking to us about and she said normally its just to go over what we have done and what to do next. so that made me feel better. whew! cant wait for next monday....it sucks having to wait and find out what he wants to do...wish we could discuss it on the phone lol
