Trying to Conceive: 6 Months, Still Trying Community
It’s been six months since you started trying and you’re still not pregnant. ... more
It hurts to know that all you ladies are having the same issues I have been having also. It does help to read all your comments about how easy you thought it would be to become pregnant, when I as well thought it would be a piece of cake. I stopped taking BC in September and have since been trying. I didn't have a visit from AF during January or February and got real excited and took a PT, obviously coming back neg. I went to the gyn and he did some blood work thinking it was a thyroid issue, that came back neg as well. He started me on Provera and gave us 3 months to conceive. I'm hoping by June we will have a positive outcome. If not it's on to more test. Good luck girls! Baby dust to all!
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