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I am nervous for our first appt to the clinic. I know that it is a good thing that we are finally getting to this step, but there are so many unanswered questions that I fear. We have been TTC for almost 2yrs now with no luck. I have done 5 rounds of clomid, all positive for ovulation but still no BFP. Had a HSG which was normal and my husbands SA was normal. Really starting to think that there are some other factors at play here. The longer it takes to get that BFP the more I start to get discouraged. Really hoping they will be able to help us answer some questions and figure out what is going on.View Thread



I still wasnt sure about them not increasing the dose so I emailed a friend who works at the office i go to, she went and pulled my chart and come to find out that I got ABFP, I DID OVULATE!!! she also said my proget, was at 26. So even though I should be really mad about it, I am having a hard time because I am sooo happy that I actually can and did ovulate!View Thread

I just wanted to update everyone, I just finished my first round of clomid 50mg yesterday. I was nervous before I started because I didnt know what to expect, but I really didnt have to many side effects. Thursday I had cramping and felt a little sick, but other than that I just had hot flashes at night! Oh and I was wondering when I was taking it this week I was also more tired than normal I wanted to sleep alot. Does anyone else experience this? I am hoping that when I go for my blood test on the 15th that I will get a positive for ovulation! Hope everyone is doing well and I will be sending out baby prayers for everyone!View Thread


But I know exactly how you feel now, last weeknd my 20yr old niece called and told me that she was 12wks pregnant. Talk about a kick in the gut! It was all I could do to make it off the phone with her before I broke down. I think I cried for a good two hours after she called. It made me feel like such a failure that after over a year I have not been able to achieve the one thing I have wanted since I can remember and she could achieve it without even trying or wanting to (she says she was on the pill). I know she says it wasnt her plan or what she was wanting but at the same time it makes it that much harder to deal with. She isnt ready, wasnt planning, yet she has recieved and I would give anything for it to be me! I am so jealous I hate even thinking about it....the only thing that makes it a little easier right now is that she lives several states away.....I have been putting my faith in God that he has a plan for me and hopefully he will give us the miracle of life soon! Praying for all of us!View Thread



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