I am a silent lurker on many infertility blog lists. I read the blogs frequently, share some info with my husband, but rarely, if ever, do I comment. Somewhere along the way I picked up a few infertility blog readers of my own. I don’t know how often they read my posts, since mine cover life in all its aspects and not just infertility. However, this blog entry goes to them. Within the last few...
...we go ahead with tentative plans to do another frozen embryo transfer in the spring of 2010. First, guess how many fertility specialists are covered by our insurance? Hah, I know, unfair question...infertility isn't covered by insurance! But going on the theory that most women who have gestational diabetes once have it again, and the PCOS thing makes it almost inevitable, that means I'll need a...
So Lou's friend was all. . . "Hey, expecting again!" What do I say to that? I mean yeah, I'm happy for them, but I'm really jealous. Don't get me wrong, I am really happy for people who are able to have...should go to therapy. "No, no your mother doesn't need that. Shes not crazy." But they tell me I need therapy all the time for dealing with the five babies. What the fuck do I say to that?! *sigh
Jody and I have been trying to conceive a child for about 2 and a half years. On February 18, 2009 we went to my OBGYN, Dr. Cardinale. He asked some questions and prescribed me Clomid, a fertility pill...warm. Nausea has not been a problem today. That was a nice change from the past week that I was nauseated the majority of days. If I am indeed pregnant, then my due date is December 24, 2009
I have been trying to put into words how I have been. It's normally the first question I hear when someone speaks to me that knows. I wish I could say I'm fine, I'm not. But I'm not a basket case, my...me let him be? Then I got a message from someone 'maybe you shouldn't try anymore. You are killing them." Thanks. Just what I needed. Can you come back in December? That would be great, thanks.
... it'll happen, just relax. If you start trying to adopt, you'll get pregnant. Or, perhaps, the worst of all: God doesn't want you to be a parent, suck it up and accept it. It doesn't work that way. Infertility is a medical condition, and you can't expect to get a better pregnancy rate with whimsy and luck than you do with actual medical treatment. Would you tell someone with cancer that he just needs...
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When a couple decides to pursue treatment for infertility, they have to handle not just the emotional and physical strains that the process brings about; the cost of treatment is very often a cause for concern and is a driving factor that ultimately influences the treatment options. Infertility treatments are expensive and place a considerable financial strain on couples. The...
...could be made possible. The recommended dosage for men is to take a pill each day, as women do with the female contraceptive pill, or could take one a few hours before they plan to have sex. Infertility is only temporary, and should restore to normalcy the next day because the contraceptive is not dependent on hormones. “ If a man was taking the pill over a period of several months...
I'm having a really hard time. Jesse and I have been ttc #2 for nearly 3 years. And nada. We've dreamed of having 5+ children. I'm nearly 26....I wanted to have my children by the time I was 30...the Lord has bestowed upon me....my wonderful husband and beautiful daughter. These "gifts" were given to me at a time in my life when I wasn't a Christian. Now that I am a Christian....I can't wait.
