Hello all,
I'm new to all of this but here's the deal:
I have PCOS and only ovulate 3-4 times per year naturally. After TTC for 13 months (naturally) we were finally pregnant! This was extremely short lived however as I miscarried at 5 weeks. This was devastating to say the least and although I'm at peace with it I don't think I'll ever truly be "over it."
We've just completed our first round of Clomid and Estradial (we're at 16 months of trying now). I don't think it worked- it completely dried up whatever small amount of CM I had. Earlier this week I went to the Dr. and got a blood test to check my progesterone (has to be over 10 to sustain a pregnancy I guess) and to see if I ovulated. No word yet. We're going to most likely try the Clomid again next round.
After all of this I just feel, well... broken. At this point it feels like it'll never happen and it feels like a heavy load. My husband is incredibly supportive and positive and the perfect husband but I can't help but feel alone in all of this. After all, its me that's the problem. Not to complain but we just moved across the country and I don't know anyone here so there is a bit of a support system lacking and I lean heavily on him- maybe that's why I feel the need to reach out here. Hoping someone will respond with any advice or simply comments. Anything to inspire a bit of hope is more than welcome.
Thank you,
Why
I'm new to all of this but here's the deal:
I have PCOS and only ovulate 3-4 times per year naturally. After TTC for 13 months (naturally) we were finally pregnant! This was extremely short lived however as I miscarried at 5 weeks. This was devastating to say the least and although I'm at peace with it I don't think I'll ever truly be "over it."
We've just completed our first round of Clomid and Estradial (we're at 16 months of trying now). I don't think it worked- it completely dried up whatever small amount of CM I had. Earlier this week I went to the Dr. and got a blood test to check my progesterone (has to be over 10 to sustain a pregnancy I guess) and to see if I ovulated. No word yet. We're going to most likely try the Clomid again next round.
After all of this I just feel, well... broken. At this point it feels like it'll never happen and it feels like a heavy load. My husband is incredibly supportive and positive and the perfect husband but I can't help but feel alone in all of this. After all, its me that's the problem. Not to complain but we just moved across the country and I don't know anyone here so there is a bit of a support system lacking and I lean heavily on him- maybe that's why I feel the need to reach out here. Hoping someone will respond with any advice or simply comments. Anything to inspire a bit of hope is more than welcome.
Thank you,
Why