It really is frustrating @Kitekat81. I shouldn’t be bitter but I do feel quite bitter when I look around me and everyone else has just managed to conceive without too much issue. It doesn’t feel fair, and that’s before you get to the stage where you’re paying thousands for what they managed to just do. 
I was never a great saver but my DH is so I pay all the bills and he saves, it works well but we have some stuff to pay for really. The car needs some cosmetic work (because I keep driving into things), the house needs some decorating done because I’ve had testers in the hallway for years now and I’m sick of them, just bought a new MacBook, stuff like that. All of this can be delayed (except the computer probably) but I want to just get some of it done I think, it’s not helping my feeling of stagnation and treading water. Thinking we’re going to dip into the ivf slash general savings fund and then rebuild it again.
I think our plan will be similar though, maybe give it 18 to 24 months and then bite the ivf bullet. Sigh.
I’ve learned that too @Misty84
. It absolutely does my head in that my body is so unpredictable. I’ve found ff useful, being able to look and say “oh yeah I had food cravings at 11dpo last month and this month” is really helpful. Still can’t believe I have nothing weird this month though after months of period nonsense.
@climbershell I think at 35 you can easily give it another year before worrying, it’s hard if you want two but I just had to tell myself I can’t think about that because I don’t know how one will go yet lolol. The feeling of ageing and time being against us is the worst. I can’t stand it. My friend got pregnant fast at 39 and I doubt it really crossed her mind she was 39.
Welcome to the thread @Katiekattty! I’m 38 in May and ttc number 1, when are you 38? If it helps I think I’ve lost it too, a few of us might have 