Hi, as the thread title says, it was ridiculously easy for me to conceive first time around. One menstrual cycle where we did the deed twice around ovulation (measured with calendar and cheap ovulation strips, no temperature tracking or sophisticated devices). Boom, pregnant. Very, very lucky.
This time around, nothing after 3 menstrual cycles. Now, that's not exactly secondary infertility yet, so I'm not about to go to the Infertility boards blathering on insensitively about how eeeaaasy it was the first time and how it's taking sooo loooong this time but, at the same time, it's come as a bit of a shock to me. I was 27, nearly 28, when I got pregnant with my first and now I'm 31, so my fertility shouldn't really have declined a noticeable amount. However, I have PCOS and the first time around may well have just been a massive fluke.
Would anyone like to support each other? Currently in the TWW but I get premenstrual 7 days before AF is due, like clockwork. Irritable, tearful, everything feels insurmountable. It's here, and it's unmistakable 😣
Anyone in a similar boat where first wasn't a problem but trying for second and it's taking longer?