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Seems like you're doing everything right and it's just a waiting game. It's just a matter if time. Good luck!View Thread

Also maybe do some research on what your medical insurance covers. Technically if you've tried for 12 cycles without success a doctor can diagnose you as "infertile" even if its not quite an acurate title. It doesn't necessarily mean you' are, it might be something as simple as getting a prescription.
I hope all this info helps and isn't too overwhelming. Good luck with everything!!View Thread

he's not quite ready to go in, so for now just keep on keeping on. I don't want to push the subject.View Thread

Good luck to you!View Thread


I hope AF stays away!View Thread


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Good luck to you both!!View Thread
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