Rachel, how are you feeling today? i ran across this book, and thought some of or cycle buddy central ladies might enjoy it. i enjoyed reading the review at least and reading the comments made me feel somewhat less alone in some of the pain ttc creates.
https://jezebel.com/5902610/theres-now-a-pregnancy-how+to-guide-for-type-a-overachievers
There's this comment and a bunch that follow that really lay it out. How when af comes, you wonder, "should I buy the big box of tampons?" And trying to plan one's life or make day to day decisions is suddenly endless torture. Should I buy those jeans? Should I change jobs? Should I eat that sushi? Anyway, here's what this one lady said that hooked me into reading the whole string ... to get you interested in the link.
"Tlachtga
17 Apr 2012 6:27 PM
All I know is I just turned 33, and have been trying to conceive for a year and a half with no luck. And I'm freaking out. I finally got an appointment with my apparently very busy gynecologist for this Thursday, only to have my now-erratic period to show up, which means I'm going to go in there and not get a full exam like I wanted to, and who knows how long till I can get another appointment without my fucking period showing up out of nowhere again? I've already had to cancel twice because of how erratic it's been the last two months, after years of regularity, even after I went off the pill.
Seriously, every time I get my period now, I cry because it means I'm still not pregnant. And I don't have thousands of dollars for embryo implantation or whatever.
So if this book can tell me how to get pregnant, I'm fucking buying it. Make fun of my all you want, laugh at those of us freaking out about fertility, but when it IS something you want, and you can't seem to get there, IT FUCKING HURTS."
I want R-cubed to have babies. Rachel, Rebecca, Rosy...... haus and sweetpea and all you ladies. Bex has a jump on us, but don't freaking give up hope. These are obstacles we're suffering and it isn't the end.