Hi everyone, I popped on to the thread last week but haven't had a chance to come back until now although I have been reading on and off!
Bobsy it sounds like you're having such a tough time
it must be so mentally exhausting to always have persuade your DH to do dtd. I know you haven't had much luck with your GP but if you do try another (which I would recommend, as others have said blaming it all on age with no proper testing is a cop out) do you think he would be willing to go with you 'to offer moral support' or something? Then you can talk about the frequency of sex with the GP and ask if it's a problem and hopefully the GP will bring it home to him that it's not happening enough, might give him some motivation to up his game a bit? One of the first questions my GP asked was if we had been having frequent intercourse and I don't think they would have referred for further testing if not.
Gingerbread I think it's perfectly possible to have the same normal post-ov symptoms and still be / get pregnant that cycle. I get sore boobs, bad skin, weepy etc from a couple of days after ovulation recently (never got this before DS) and I'm sure it's just my reaction to progesterone, which is high during that time whether you are pregnant or not (does that make sense?) Of course every cycle I think it means something and it never does, so frustrating!
Thanks so much for all the soya isoflavone info, I had never heard of it but it's just what I needed to give me some positivity this cycle! I have really irregular cycles and my GP said going on clomid would hopefully do the trick for us, but I can only get it through a referral to the fertility clinic so will have to wait ages. I have been feeling really hopeless this week but now ordered some soya isoflavone tablets and feel like I have a plan. If nothing else it would be amazing just to shorten my cycles a bit. I am also considering reflexology, has anyone tried that? Sorry if I missed the explanation, but what is Maca? I definitely have some problems with hormone imbalance (PCOS) so will try anything that might help with that!
Someone a while back (can't remember who sorry) asked about NHS guidelines for fertility problems with number 2, I don't know if there are guidelines but my GP was happy to refer me on after only a year (I think she would have done earlier actually due to my weird cycles) so waiting 2 years + is definitely not universal and I'm under 30 so she's not moving faster due to age. We had to wait for DH to do a SA which had a 2 month waiting list before she can refer, but he dropped his sample off this morning and we get the results on Tuesday, so hopefully that's another step forward! I am actually quite nervous about it as I am used to thinking of it as my problem, which means I can come up with pointless action plans and know there are NHS treatments available even if it all takes a while. If DH is also a problem I don't really know what we could do about it and I imagine it will be quite hard to persuade him to make any significant lifestyle changes etc 
A friend whose DD is only a couple of days younger than my DS had her second baby yesterday, she sent some photos and she is so gorgeous, I'm finding it really hard to deal with! I loved the baby stage and the sight of a newborn is enough to turn me into a blubbering mess at the moment, need to find a way to suppress that before we go and visit them next week!
HazleNutt that's amazing about 4 IVF attempts! They won't fund IVF at all if you already have a child around here, so investigations and fertility drugs are as far as it goes for us. Fingers crossed you won't need it though.
Sorry for the essay, I will try to keep up a bit better in future 
Fingers crossed for a mass soy-induced BFP party on here over the next month!