Hello ladies - is there room for one more? Very excited to be here instead of the miscarriage forum. I have a couple of questions I could do with an opinion on and you all seem like you know what you're talking about :)
I had a mmc on 8th Jan (12 weeks but empty sac measuring 6), and first af 2 weeks ago. I have a 37 day cycle (so frustrating!) and since the mc I've started tracking ovulation on Ovia. The first time I got pg really easily without tracking (although I was aware of my cycle and when I would more or less be fertile) so hoping it will be just as easy this time.
According to Ovia, if I'm having a 'normal' cycle, next week between Weds and Sun is my optimum time, and I'll probably ov on Sunday 15th. I've read that it's the days leading up to ov that count as much as the day itself, am I right? Planning to just dtd every other day over the next couple of weeks and hope for the best, but here's the thing: I have a hen do next weekend which involves us going away Friday and coming back Sunday. But there is an option of just going for Sat night.
Now we could dtd Friday morning (set alarm extra early!) and then Sunday afternoon when I get back. But would we be giving ourselves a better chance to dtd on Saturday too / instead? I could potentially just go to the hen do on the Saturday and stay for one night instead. If it means I'm giving myself a higher chance of conceiving this month then I'd rather do that. But am I just being daft / clueless about how this works?
I have a feeling my friend wouldn't understand if I tried explaining to her. I've already opted out of cocktails on the hen do so I'm super-healthy and I'm not sure she really got it. But she did stay two nights for my own hen do last year so I'd feel a bit guilty missing half of it.
Am I making sense? Please tell me I'm not an idiot for obsessing over this! It's just so frustrating and I want to feel we've given it our best shot after waiting two months to even reach this point again.
Thanks in advance for any advice and sorry for the massive post!