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Hi,
I just joined this group. My wife and I have been trying to conceive before it's too late. I will be 41 next month, she will be 38 (we actually have the same birthday )
Because of my age, we have been researching the best and fastest ways to get pregnant. I am also diabetic, which obviously doesn't help. I do take pills, but they are really expensive since my insurance won't cover more than 4 per month.
Anyway, obviously the more we research, the more we find. The thing is, some stuff contradicts the other stuff. In regards to the act of sex, some say have sex every day, some say don't. Some say position matters, some say no. Some say not to have sex if you're not in the mood, some say to do it no matter what during ovulation. And some say that I should let my sperm build up as much as possible, others say that if she's on her period, I should (my apologies for the bluntness) ejaculate by other means to have fresh sperm ready to go when her period ends.
The only thing from above that we are pretty sure makes sense is to not bother having sex if you're not in the mood, especially her. According to what we have read, if she's not in the mood, her hormones will not respond in the way necessary to conceive. We have also read that I should ejaculate first so that when she does, the sperm are already there to be helped along their journey.
I really hope the "I should ejaculate first" thing is wrong because, due to my diabetes, (again apologies for the bluntness) if I can't get my pills, I lose my erection very quickly after orgasm, leaving her a very limited window to have hers.
I can't tell you how demoralizing it is to have to lie next to my wife and help her masturbate to orgasm because I am unable to provide her with one otherwise. I also know how demoralizing it is for her not to be able to stimulate me to a full erection for very long, especially since she has self-esteem issues regarding her body. We both know it's the diabetes. But knowing is one thing. How it makes you feel in your heart is quite another.
I am so sorry if any of this is TMI, but I figured the only way to truly get answers was to provide total honesty and disclosure right from the start.
Any advice anyone here can offer would be greatly appreciated!
In our hearts, we are already parents. We just need to make it a reality!
I just joined this group. My wife and I have been trying to conceive before it's too late. I will be 41 next month, she will be 38 (we actually have the same birthday )
Because of my age, we have been researching the best and fastest ways to get pregnant. I am also diabetic, which obviously doesn't help. I do take pills, but they are really expensive since my insurance won't cover more than 4 per month.
Anyway, obviously the more we research, the more we find. The thing is, some stuff contradicts the other stuff. In regards to the act of sex, some say have sex every day, some say don't. Some say position matters, some say no. Some say not to have sex if you're not in the mood, some say to do it no matter what during ovulation. And some say that I should let my sperm build up as much as possible, others say that if she's on her period, I should (my apologies for the bluntness) ejaculate by other means to have fresh sperm ready to go when her period ends.
The only thing from above that we are pretty sure makes sense is to not bother having sex if you're not in the mood, especially her. According to what we have read, if she's not in the mood, her hormones will not respond in the way necessary to conceive. We have also read that I should ejaculate first so that when she does, the sperm are already there to be helped along their journey.
I really hope the "I should ejaculate first" thing is wrong because, due to my diabetes, (again apologies for the bluntness) if I can't get my pills, I lose my erection very quickly after orgasm, leaving her a very limited window to have hers.
I can't tell you how demoralizing it is to have to lie next to my wife and help her masturbate to orgasm because I am unable to provide her with one otherwise. I also know how demoralizing it is for her not to be able to stimulate me to a full erection for very long, especially since she has self-esteem issues regarding her body. We both know it's the diabetes. But knowing is one thing. How it makes you feel in your heart is quite another.
I am so sorry if any of this is TMI, but I figured the only way to truly get answers was to provide total honesty and disclosure right from the start.
Any advice anyone here can offer would be greatly appreciated!
In our hearts, we are already parents. We just need to make it a reality!