I guess there are a few of us emotional on the thread today. I have no idea what's going on, and I want to start my clomid again so bad, it's killing me. I feel like every day that goes by, is a day lost. But the worst part is that I dont have a CLUE when AF will be here. A few ladies on my 35+ thread said they had super light AF after their m/c, because the bleeding was so heavy during the m/c, that the lining just didnt do much building up in that first month following, so they think I should consider my first day of RED spotting as CD1. I've always heard it usually has to be a full flow, but maybe after a m/c, there is nothing "usual" about the first month. So now I'm torn... if I consider the first day of red spotting CD1, then I would start my clomid tomorrow. But I dont want to do anything wrong.
Beaglemom, I'm really sorry for what you're dealing with. TTC is so stressful as it is, and with each month that goes by, I know we each want it more and more. You have been very supportive of your DH, from what you've told us, it sounds like you go out of your way to make him feel better, and to keep him from getting anxiety. But you are correct... we're the women, and we endure a lot more. I understand what you're feeling while he wants to go out and take pics and act like its a normal day, while all you can think about is what you're not getting in order to get prego. Sometimes its really hard to go about a normal day when something like that happens. I wish I had some advice for you. I dont know if you're interested in the counseling that haleiwamama mentioned. It sounds to me like you guys have a really great relationship (just from the last few months we've all been chatting), but maybe a therapist could give HIM tips on how to relax and shut his brain off when its time to BD. But then again, you're going for the IUI, so counseling might not be necessary for that purpose. You might be able to get him to BD tonight or tomorrow. Or your Dr's office might end up being open and working out anyway! Stay positive... assume that the Dr's office will be open, and that your O will coincide perfectly. Btw, do they have his spermies frozen? Or does he have to supply a sample right when you go in?