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Over the course of several months you can begin to see a pattern of which days you ovulate (for me it is usually day 11-14).
My husband and I were trying for over a year, then stopped trying because I was taking a new medication and got laid off and then SURPRISE we were pregnant. We didn't use birth control for 8 years though. . . I thought there was something wrong with me too....lolView Thread
Had my left ovary and tube removed on 1/27/12. Look forward to starting on the TTC journey again, but looking to get recover completely first
We finally got to set up a counseling appointment for Wednesday.. Hope all goes well with that.
we will see.Didn't end up going out of town this weekend. Just couldn't afford it. His mom only had laprascopic surgery anyway, so though painful (Ive had the same on my right knee in 2001) not nearly as bad as she made it sound all these months.
Went and saw some friends yesterday. It was nice. An old friend from HS is moving back into town (into a house we looked at incidently enough) so I look forward to hopefully seeing her more. She's pregnant, due in October. I have to admit my baby-itis is like.. Gone. Some of it from the drama... Some of it.. Just kind of realized that I don't think I am ready for a committment like that. I will be very happy when I am blessed with a child, but I'm done trying for that right now.
Ummm I don't know what else. Been talking off and on with that ex of mine. Just chit chat nothing more then hey how are you. It may end up being a bad idea, but for now I am just enjoying the freedom I have of doing what I want and cultivated seperate friendships then with DH and his friends. May not talk to the ex much more, but look forward to seeing the rest of my old friends again.View Thread
Had my left ovary and tube removed on 1/27/12. Look forward to starting on the TTC journey again, but looking to get recover completely first
my last period was April 11 with an average cycle about 34 days. May 4 I noticed pink spottin only when I wiped which was 11 days before my period is due. Nothing happened til Wednesday when the same thing happened until about 9 that night went to bathroom & when I wiped there was blood and small pieces of tissue with a few small cramps that lasted about a hour. Over night on pad just a little blood Very dark in color. Still have been bleeding but no pain just extremely tired this morning the bleeding has lightened up. Wondering if I could be pregnant had some early symptoms just confused. Curious if anyone else has felt this way. Any help would be great. Thanks!View Thread
my last period was April 11 with an average cycle about 34 days. May 4 I noticed pink spottin only when I wiped which was 11 days before my period is due. Nothing happened til Wednesday when the same thing happened until about 9 that night went to bathroom & when I wiped there was blood and small pieces of tissue with a few small cramps that lasted about a hour. Over night on pad just a little blood Very dark in color. Still have been bleeding but no pain just extremely tired this morning the bleeding has lightened up. Wondering if I could be pregnant had some early symptoms just confused. Curious if anyone else has felt this way. Any help would be great. Thanks!View Thread
I wouldn't worry just yet but if you miss a second period and are still getting negative test results, see your doctor.View Thread
P.S. I am suppose to start Clomid on the third day of my period for the first time and am not sure because I have not had a full period day yet. At least I dont think so and tomorrow will make the 3rd day. Should I go ahead and take to medication and see what happens. Your input is very important to me.
Please I need your help here in this problem.View Thread
The best advice I can give you on getting pregnant is to relax and have fun. Also chart your body temperature and you can use ovulation predictor tests but you don't need to spend alot of money on them. The ones at the dollar store work just as well as the more expensive ones. I downloaded an app on my phone that helped me to track my periods, when I had sex and when I ovulated.View Thread
Wait and see if your next period is out of character. If it is, see your doctor for a blood test. In the meanwhile, treat yourself as if you were pregnant just in case.View Thread
I got a strong positive 2 days before my period was to start. It just depends on how much of the HCG hormone she has.View Thread
unless i had a chemical pregnancy and went undetected with BFN's thanks for your advice.View Thread
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