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I found out that I'm slightly anemic when I went to donate blood the other day so I'm wondering if maybe that is causing me problems. I've been really tired and my heart will pound if a exert myself even a little ... both symptoms of anemia. I'm waiting for the results of blood tests to see hopefully what the scoop is and what I need to do to fix it.View Thread

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I'd also recommend that you talk to your OB/GYN since you don't have regular periods, and you've been trying for a year.
Good luck and baby dust!
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I hope you get your BFP. Lots of baby dust and sticky vibes!!View Thread


I was so sure this was your month! I hope canada2010 is right, and it's just spotting.View Thread

Calendars work best for people with textbook cycles. They assume you always ovulate right in the middle of you cycle, but that's not true for everyone. So also tracking signs of fertility like cervical mucus and basal body temp can help.
I ovulate late in my cycle - day 16ish in a 27day cycle. That might also be the case for you. And don't forget that your hormones surge AFTER you ovulate.
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I have a 2 year old son, too, and we're also trying for #2. DH wants a girl, but I wouldn't mind another boy.

Pink baby dust to you!View Thread

Blue baby dust to you guys!!View Thread

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