Hi all
Previous mnetter, back again to this place of comfort as I travel the previously unchartered territory of TTC.
I'm 26, DH 29 and DD 3. DD born out of some sort of freak-fertility in which we were going double-Dutch (implant and condoms), condom split 3 days before AF due to arrive so didn't bother addressing it and voila, baby. I'm not explaining this to brag, at the moment I'm full of self loathing and grief at how I took my fertility for granted and had no idea of the constant stress, anxiety and pee on my hands/legs/bathroom floor I would endure. I was so excited when we agreed to TTC and have been on our 3rd cycle, BFN's all over the bathroom and symptom spotting like a mad woman for the past week, only to find AF waiting for me when I took my 5th toilet break (check) of the hour when my colleague blurted out she was expecting and had only started trying the night she fell PG. genuinely happy for her, but wallowing in self pity
Last month I bought some ovulation kits (7) from sainsburys but gave up as the result just seemed to be the same each day, and I was testing in what I thought would be my most fertile week (10ish days after AF starts?) Today I bought one of those fancy clear blue fertility monitor press-screen things with 20 sticks to pee on, I guess I'll learn more about that when it comes? I've also bought some pregnacare, would you guys recommend that? Have been taking folic acid for ages anyways. I see things about charting your body temperature and luteal (sp?) phases or something? Sorry, I know I sound like an idiot but any advice you can give me I would be so grateful.
I'm petrified DD will be my only, I'm so grateful to have her but full of guilt as I completely took her for granted and didn't savour those baby years.
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Nurszilla · 05/06/2016 22:23
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