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Keep trying and sending lots of baby dust your way!

Anyway, I was going to tell you about a website that sells natural fertility supplements. www.fairhavenhealth.com
I have not tried any of these because you can't use them while on clomid, but other people on these communites have tried them with success. If you feel uncomfortable starting them, make sure you talk to your doctor about the potential it might have (that sounded like a drug commercial!).
anyway, good luck let me know how it turns out. sorry for going off and sounding like a b****!
Baby dust!!
It would be so nice just to be able to kiss my husband and bamm im pregnant! Im getting so sick of the...."we really weren't even trying" or "I just got off bc last month"! How long after TTC did you start clomid? I talked to my doc the other day and she said that it most likely the first thing she will start me on. I have read some of the side affects and it makes me a little nervous, but I know everyone is different. I checked into the website you gave above but I am already taking a prenatal so I think I am going to hold off a bit.
Any help you can give would be great!!

Baby Dust!!!
I started with clomid after 11 months of trying. I had some of the side effects, but not all the same side effects each month. Does that make sense? Every month I had the hot flashes! I also have had some cramping, headaches, vision blurry, and soemtime just an icky feeling. Now like I said not all of these necessarily the same months. Each month was different.
This month I have started the IUI process. I am taking clomid right now and go in on the 12th for an u/s. They will give me a shot to make me ovulate and go in on the 14th for the actual IUI. I am a little nervous, but have talked to a couple of people on these communities that have gone through it and said it was a breeze! Some cramping, but everyone is different!
Where are you in your journey?
My journey where to begin (haha).....
I have been on and off bc for about 5 years now. AF is a pain the the booty....she is very irregular and has been that way since I can remember. Trying to figure out when I ovulate has not been an easy task and it seems to change month to month. Hubby and I tried for about 4-6 months a year and a half ago but nothing happened and timing wasnt right, about half way through we were in the middle a move and I knew that we were both stressed out beyond! Then we starting trying again going on 7 months now.
It's so hard not to get anxious when my friends/family are getting pregnant one right after another it seems!
When my DH and I started trying 14 months ago, I had been on BC since I was a senior in high school so roughly 15-16 years! Never went off that entire time, switched BC but didn't completely go off! I have always gotten AF! There has never been a time when AF didn't show! So I never really thought I would have much trouble, or at least the amount of trouble I am having. In the beginning I was not going to do the OPKs until maybe 6 months into trying. Yeah, that worked for the first couple of months. i think by month 3 I had bought the OPKs and was using them! It has been a long, stressful, devestating journey! My husband just keeps saying "we will just keep trying, it will happen"! I just don't think as much as we love our husbands that they fully grasp how much this takes out of soemone!
Okay...now I have rambled! Sorry!
Let me know how things are with you! I will keep you posted about the IUI!
I agree about the husbands. They just don't fully understand what whats going on and how this process affects us as women, more so you than me.The first time my DH and I started ttc we didnt use the OPK but this time around we are....starting using it at month 3 and its been somewhat helpful. AF has a mind of her own though, it seems like I alternate between OPK and pregnancy tests.
Eventually we will both get the BFP!!
Hope we get our BFPs!!!
Ive been with my husband for 9 years but just recently got married.. but i cant help to feel so emotional at times especially when im around my friends and they have their kids or walking through a store and pass baby clothes.. and it doesnt help when my mom tells us she cant wait for our baby ugh... Every month for the past 7 months i cant help but cry when i see my AF....So i started fertilaid on monday and read a lot of good reviews on it from fairhavenhealth soooo hopefully this month is my month
i should ovulate on the12th sooo ima just try to stay positive
We can't make our bodies do what we desprately want them to do! It is very frustrating! I have been with my husband for 19 years, but am only married 8 years. I was 27 when we got married and thought we would wait a few years before starting to try. Well a few years turned into a few more and now I am 35 and have been trying for 14 months now. I can't say I wish I would have started sooner because my husband and I have had some great time together, but hind sight really makes you think!
I have heard some good reviews about the fertilaid also. I know some woman on these communities have used it and gotten their BFPs, so good luck. I cannot right now start something like that. I have been doing clomid and you can't use it with fertility drugs.
Well good luck and we can stay positive together!!!
BABY DUST!
It really helps gets things out in the open and being able to talk to people about this kind of stuff...love my DH to death but its just so much easier to talk to women!! I have been using the OPK and I got positives yesterday and today (todays line was even darker than yesterday) we were active the 5th and the 7th and now knowing that I got the positive today he will most likely be getting a surprise tonight
Do you think that is enough to possibly get the BFP? I think im just so excited that I ovulated this month Im thinking to far ahead and to much into things!
@ATT76- Has the clomid helped you at all? I know you cant take both fertilaid and clomid at the same time thats why i decided to go ahead and try fertilaid for at least 3 months before consulting my doctor about clomid. So my fingers are crossed that the fertilaid actually works.

Do you have problems ovulating?
I agree about talking to your husbands. I love mine to death too, but he isn't a woman. The women on here can relate to you no matter how long you have been trying! That is the thing I like most about these communities. It doesn't matter if you have been trying for 1 month or 4 years, it doesn't get any easier and it sure helps to have someone who can relate with you and give you support when you need it! Wow that was deep!!!

Anyway, good luck!!! Have fun!!!
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