Hoping it will be for a short duration!
Yeah dont know what to think. This is so emotionally draining!!! Got to love husbands dont you, ask him to cook and clean for the next few days because you are injured
Oh ok. I am only in my 5th month of actively ttc so I have another 2 cycles to chart before I will see Dr. This is where I have no knowledge...
I have learnt all I can about conceiving but the afterwards (pregnancy) and the fertility specialists is totally outside my experience and research thus far.
My mother died when I was 21yrs so I don't have the mother daughter talks that many do and have had. I regret now not paying attention to things she told me as a teenager. I wish I knew her fertility history. Even so, she had all her pregnancies in her 20's so it is a different kettle of fish. (What an odd saying - glad you are an Aussie)
My mother-in-law is a midwife (you would think that would make it easy for me to talk with her) but something within me resists talking to her about this. She knows we are trying to have a baby but not from me.
I think one of the things which holds me back in researching further is that I still don't know if I can get pregnant. I don't read/buy baby books, I have purchased no nursery furniture or clothing, I avoid pregnancy sites. It must be a self-defence to protect myself from future pain and disappointment if I can't conceive.
We are so complex!!!!!!
I lost my father when I was 27 so I know the pain that goes along with it.
Oh ok. I am only in my 5th month of actively ttc so I have another 2 cycles to chart before I will see Dr. This is where I have no knowledge...
I have learnt all I can about conceiving but the afterwards (pregnancy) and the fertility specialists is totally outside my experience and research thus far.
My mother died when I was 21yrs so I don't have the mother daughter talks that many do and have had. I regret now not paying attention to things she told me as a teenager. I wish I knew her fertility history. Even so, she had all her pregnancies in her 20's so it is a different kettle of fish. (What an odd saying - glad you are an Aussie)
My mother-in-law is a midwife (you would think that would make it easy for me to talk with her) but something within me resists talking to her about this. She knows we are trying to have a baby but not from me.
I think one of the things which holds me back in researching further is that I still don't know if I can get pregnant. I don't read/buy baby books, I have purchased no nursery furniture or clothing, I avoid pregnancy sites. It must be a self-defence to protect myself from future pain and disappointment if I can't conceive.
We are so complex!!!!!!
Sorry to hear about your Mum
Yeah, my Mum and Sister had their children in early to mid twenties to they have no information for me....
I really think you should go get your bloods done and an ultrasound done and your hubby sperm check. Most of it is covered by Medicare except for out of pocket gap with Ultrasound. Honestly it will give you piece of mind. If there is a problem, you can get it fixed sooner or at least know about it sooner. Just go to your GP and ask for them. If they are a good doctor, they will do them for you.
We are complex but we will get pregnant, that Im sure.......this time next year we will be sharing our baby or pregnancy stories
Hows the foot by the way???
looks like I ovulated. So happy right now, dont even care that we only BD once at the right time and have no hope of BFP, just happy I ovulated!!!!!!!!
Do you see it!!!!
