Butterfly67
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Ooh that sounds like great fun bumble
How are we all doing? Enjoying your hot summer/wet summer depending on where you are?!
I will not test.....I will not test.....I will not test.....
No symptoms really, UTI that won't shift, a mouth ulcer that won't shift and tender nipples is all.
Hi all, how were your weekends. Mine was quiet and uneventful.
Dr h - how was your concert?
Lady h - hoping there is still no AF for you
Dwrgi - how was your weekend with loyl? What did you get up to?
I think I'm out this month, it's dpo10 today and temp dropped below cover line and strong bfn. I'm feeling gutted, if it can't happen when I get to see oh the day before O then I think this is going to take a while. Ive had lots of naive optimism, at 39 you think I'd know better
It's my birthday!!! 41 today!! My God, 41 and going for IVF-am I stark raving mad???!!!!
Hope you're all okay-sorry about drop in temps Honey!!! Purps is right. My NHS consultant said that it could take up to two years to conceive for the over 35!!! Great!!
Love to you all,
Axxxxx
What a useful post DrH! A bit scary for me, being in the "inappropriate coital frequency" camp. How on earth do I deal with not doing it enough to find out whether we are actually fertile??It must be a real challenge not to see your other half very frequently. At 39 I think the preg rate per cycle is only about 15% in women with normal fertility (I believe that its 20% at 37 where I am - really no different per cycle so I am indeed feeling this pain as well!!!!) and that's with 'appropriate coital frequency - don't you love that it has a name!!!" which I would say would be every two days between DPO 10-16.
Is there anything that you can do to improve your chances e.g rostering his work/driving longer distances/taking leave over your fertile time/changing jobs?? My intent here isn't to scare you or make you feel sad. However it would be really sad to wait a year or two not having addressed the ACF see above, because there may also be underlying reasons that you may not get pregnant easily that may not seem apparent - if the thought is only that it's a "trying enough" problem - when it could be a component of reduced fertility and trying enough that might need investigation or treatment.
Anyway if I or the lovely ladies here can do anything else to support you.. please let us know.. Really wanting lots of baby dust for you and for other wonderful TTC 35+ (elderly primips - gotta love the medical terminology) Elderly phuff!!!! phooey!!!!
What a useful post DrH! A bit scary for me, being in the "inappropriate coital frequency" camp. How on earth do I deal with not doing it enough to find out whether we are actually fertile??It must be a real challenge not to see your other half very frequently. At 39 I think the preg rate per cycle is only about 15% in women with normal fertility (I believe that its 20% at 37 where I am - really no different per cycle so I am indeed feeling this pain as well!!!!) and that's with 'appropriate coital frequency - don't you love that it has a name!!!" which I would say would be every two days between DPO 10-16.
Is there anything that you can do to improve your chances e.g rostering his work/driving longer distances/taking leave over your fertile time/changing jobs?? My intent here isn't to scare you or make you feel sad. However it would be really sad to wait a year or two not having addressed the ACF see above, because there may also be underlying reasons that you may not get pregnant easily that may not seem apparent - if the thought is only that it's a "trying enough" problem - when it could be a component of reduced fertility and trying enough that might need investigation or treatment.
Anyway if I or the lovely ladies here can do anything else to support you.. please let us know.. Really wanting lots of baby dust for you and for other wonderful TTC 35+ (elderly primips - gotta love the medical terminology) Elderly phuff!!!! phooey!!!!
Hmmmmm ..... I'm starting to think I maybe need to pay for private tests to know whether fertility is an issue for me. Anybody in the UK been down this route, or should I just go see GP and ask for tests anyway?[/QB
The funny thing is that the first thing that anyone will tell you is to BD more... and potentially not really investigate you that seriously
BDing is like everything the 80/20 rule applies.. ie. some things that you do will have a greater effect than others...
So soft lights/music/partner massage/slinky dessert numbers really important three times a month DPO 10-16 - then you can go back to sitting in your PJs and ugg boots for the rest of the month...... and watching two farting ladies and coro street!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
only useful sometimes
being a doc i get to hear from patients re. normal - which ranges from 3 x a day to 3 x a year.... if that helps.
Happy Birthday to you, Happy birthday to you, Happy Birthday dear Amanda.......Happy birthday to youuuuuuu!!!!
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I was trying to find a husky cake but no can do but this little doggie is quite a cutie!!
Have a wonderful day chick xxxx
- that's about right!So soft lights/music/partner massage/slinky dessert numbers really important three times a month DPO 10-16 - then you can go back to sitting in your PJs and ugg boots for the rest of the month...... and watching two farting ladies and coro street!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!