I know. It's just discouraging is all - the month after month of trying without avail. I had this terrible dream 2 nights ago - I was a teenager and working as a camp counselor at a camp in the Caribbean, and had to fly back and forth every day. On my flight home, the plane started to plummet out of the sky. It made a crash landing on road that was surrounded by ocean. Everyone evacuated the plane, and somehow I ended up on a life raft. I thought I was with other people but I was too scared to open my eyes. When I finally did, I realized I was alone in the life raft. I eventually made it home, only to walk into the house and have my mom (I dreamt I had a step mom actually) who didn't even acknowledge me, or look up, or realize I was getting home so late. She was too busy working on her lap top. Then I realized I had to go back to the airport right away, to go back to the camp - it was the next day already. Then I realized that I'd have to keep getting on that plane, again and again, every day and keep facing my fear and keep risking disaster, but I had no choice about it, and I couldn't even talk to anyone about it - I was alone. Isn't that terrible???? I think it is so telling. Getting on that plane is like TTC every month. Every month it feels like a plane crash when AF arrives, but yet, you have to get back on. And the feeling isolated and alone - as much as DH tries and is overall wonderful about it, it is just not the same for him. He's not the one temping and POAS, and dealing with assessing fertility every day, and he is not the one bleeding for 3 days after the HSG - so he just doesn't totally get it, and I do feel like I'm going through this alone. Except for you ladies, which are a GODSEND.
Yoga - yes I love it. It's hard at first, especially if you are out of shape or inflexible (which I am at the moment!). It takes a while to get into it, but once you do, it feels SO good and is so therapeutic. Every style is different, every teacher is different, so sometimes you have to find the right studio, class and teacher for you. I would give it a solid month or two of going to figure it out. Personally I like Hatha yoga that incorporates both "flow" and a lot of stretching and therapeutic poses.