AngienDaniel
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Cupcake, the Nurse/doctor (I am assuming she was a doctor since I had not had her before) told me to to take them on days 5 to 9. I don't have a 5 day period plus I don't have trouble ovulating. I believe the 5-9 days was for making a better quality egg, but the earlier days was for making you have more chances to conceive. I definitely wanted more chances with my one working tube.. She also told me to take the progesterone as soon as I took my last pill so I figured I'd better do some research when I got home and decide which was best for me since she obviously didn't know a lot about infertility if she would tell me to start the prometrium as soon as my last clomid pill was taken. I have to say that's why I like that doctor office though. I can go in and tell her I want to try a certain regime and so far, as long as my insurance covers it, they are ok with it, even without opening my chart... I have to say that I am glad they won't be the doctor office to deliver me since I seriously have to have a high risk OB since I will be on blood thinners during delivery of any babies.. I did not know about the opks.. Thanks so much for telling me that! I would have quit testing after I got that first positive. I always do. I would've been upset. ha ha..
Faith, I also am a planner. I need to have every moment lined out and every little 'what if' figured in, but I realized that during this one thing, I have no control. I can control my thoughts and most times my emotions. I can block out sadness and anger and push myself to go one more time, but I can't make God let me have a baby right now, or ever really. I had to plan the things as far as I was able and TRY to let my hope do the rest. (So hard for me to do.) You wouldn't believe the rages I have had both verbally and inside myself. Every time I rage I feel like I let go just enough to keep pushing. I am angry. I think we all are to some extent, mostly at ourselves. We all for one reason or another did a stupid thing and got our tubes tied. Now we might have to pay for that mistake for the rest of our life and it sucks every month to be a failure over and over. My rage yesterday had my husband telling me something that eased my heart. He told me that I have his love and I have God's love and no matter what we will walk through this world together. There are so many options of having a baby. There are so many ways to be fulfilled. If I fail to carry a baby, I am still so blessed because like you, I have a husband who prays over our family, who loves me no matter how stupid I act or how much I rage against my feeling of 'injustice'.
I feel my right side ovary hurting today after the clomid pill yesterday and even though I am pretty sure that will AGAIN be my dominant ovary this time, I am already making plans in my head for my next cycle. I can fight through these short number of years I have left of fertility and do all that I can, or I can quit and always wonder what might have been. Some people are capable of never thinking about it again when they say they're done, but I would always ask myself, "What if you had just kept pushing a little longer."
Now it's almost time for my clomid pill and the sappy Angie is leaving and the hateful Angie will emerge..
Have a great weekend everyone.
I am praying for you ladies!
Faith, I also am a planner. I need to have every moment lined out and every little 'what if' figured in, but I realized that during this one thing, I have no control. I can control my thoughts and most times my emotions. I can block out sadness and anger and push myself to go one more time, but I can't make God let me have a baby right now, or ever really. I had to plan the things as far as I was able and TRY to let my hope do the rest. (So hard for me to do.) You wouldn't believe the rages I have had both verbally and inside myself. Every time I rage I feel like I let go just enough to keep pushing. I am angry. I think we all are to some extent, mostly at ourselves. We all for one reason or another did a stupid thing and got our tubes tied. Now we might have to pay for that mistake for the rest of our life and it sucks every month to be a failure over and over. My rage yesterday had my husband telling me something that eased my heart. He told me that I have his love and I have God's love and no matter what we will walk through this world together. There are so many options of having a baby. There are so many ways to be fulfilled. If I fail to carry a baby, I am still so blessed because like you, I have a husband who prays over our family, who loves me no matter how stupid I act or how much I rage against my feeling of 'injustice'.
I feel my right side ovary hurting today after the clomid pill yesterday and even though I am pretty sure that will AGAIN be my dominant ovary this time, I am already making plans in my head for my next cycle. I can fight through these short number of years I have left of fertility and do all that I can, or I can quit and always wonder what might have been. Some people are capable of never thinking about it again when they say they're done, but I would always ask myself, "What if you had just kept pushing a little longer."
Now it's almost time for my clomid pill and the sappy Angie is leaving and the hateful Angie will emerge..
Have a great weekend everyone.
I am praying for you ladies!