Hi supersunny :) thanks for the welcome! Anymore news on your faint lines? Everything crossed for you...
My situation is probably a little different to lots of you. Firstly, I live in HK so I am not on the NHS and have a private medical insurance which covers things like blood tests and scans but at the minute I'm not sure how many scans and blood tests it will cover or if it will cover clomid.
I came off my pill last November and we tried for 3 months with no success. Took a break in february due to best friends's wedding in New Zealand for which I am a bridesmaid and I naively thought I would be able to get pregnant as soon as I wanted.
Started to try in June and am still here now. Not a very long time but my main concern is that I have been off my pill for a year and my periods are still horribly irregular. Yesterday I went for a scan to see if a cyst that had been spotted on my left ovary in a previous scan(6 weeks ago) was still there.
The cyst had disappeared and there were no other follicles on my left ovary. When my gynae checked my right ovary she saw a 22mm follicle and said it looked like I was about to ovulate which I thought was about right as I had been having some pains on my right side and EWCM yesterday and the day before. I then reminded her that I was on CD 34 ( I have a history of long cycles, no PCOS and all hormone blood tests have been normal) and she retracted and said that as I was so late in my cycle I might not ovulate after all despite the large follicle.
Of course I came straight home and googled and saw lots of information about how large follicles can just turn into cysts and that just because a 22mm follicle has been observed it does not necessarily mean that ovulation will occur.... does anyone have any experiences of late ovulation?
I Asked the gynae for a HCG shot to trigger ovulation with the 22m follicle but she said no and that she would like any intervention to take place next cycle. So here I am! Mr. F has a sperm sample pot to provide a sample asap and I have instructions to call on CD 2 to receive the Clomid. Well, I think it is Clomid- my adorable Chinese doctor calls it 'Ovulation Medicine' :) My gynae says that I will receive follicle tracking but I am currently worrying how I will fit it around work without giving the game away... I am a teacher and am meant to be going on a trip to Bali for a week in November and I am going to pull out when I go back after the holiday... having a baby means more to me that free school trip to Bali. I will have to make up a vague truth for school though as I don']t want the big bosses to know that I am TTC. Am struggling a little with the speed of how things are happening for me (although am not complaining) and like most of you,I'm sure, I'm shocked that I am having to take this journey- everything has always been 'easy' for me and this is the first major challenge that I've ever faced and it is hard to cope with at times, especially as my best friend and TTC buddy announced her pregnancy on Thursday 
Anyway, such a long post about me and I know that you are all on a way more complex journey than me. I look forward to sharing stories with you and don't meant to be so self obsessed, just giving you my background :)