I think you should do one or two cycles unmonitored. If you know when you are ovulating and are SURE that you can be strict with your own at-home monitoring, I would try it for a couple of months. At least that gives you a coupe of times to save money and if it doesn't work, you could go back to full monitoring or maybe even they might do monitoring once or twice..
LLawson, that is a cool gift. I want chickens one day, but I think that is about all I am cut out for. I am from the country and prefer that type of living, but I don't have the stability to be taking care of too many things at once as I seem to keep my mind too busy. I don't stay physically busy, but I stay mentally busy which makes me get stressed easily.
Momma, I understand your desire to take it slow and just see what happens. I sometimes wish.. well, pointless wishes, but taking things slow is always a good plan for yourself and the people around you.
I am taking things slowly here at home now too. I don't want to get stressed anymore. I have my lab work tomorrow. I am hoping I don't have to remind my hubby that it opens at 6:30am. It will be my first IVF visit and the start of the next busy 30 days for us. I finally finished my college today. I am so glad this semester is over. I need a break from school for sure for this next month.
I have 18 days left. Counting down the days! I know I jumped a little ahead of myself, but I ordered a onesie to give my husband when I get pregnant that says, "Baby Tweedle" "Worth the wait" on it for when we do get our LO. I am intent on not failing. I WILL have another baby!
Might have been a bad idea but I ain't giving up so.... It's cute and I figure I gotta have something since I WILL need to tell him our good news in a nice way.
So glad college is over!