And now I’m at CD3.
Cycle no. 8 was a flop. I didn’t take it too hard this
month. I guess I am just getting used to being let down. The good news, if you can call it that, is my
OB/GYN called to tell me my progesterone levels are 2. This means I do ovulate
but my progesterone level is too low to maintain a pregnancy which means I might
have a luteal phase defect. I will start
200 mg of progesterone the day after I ovulate.
Maybe this is all I will need. I will try 2 months of that and then ask
about Clomid.
I will continue to take my Fertility Blend supplements from
CD1 to whenever I ovulate and then its on to the progesterone! I am also
changing my eating habits to try and lose weight and starting to do yoga when I
find a video I like. I would like to go
to classes but can’t do that until Lauren gets a new job. I also want to try
acupuncture once she finds a nursing spot.
Lauren passed her state boards and is now a licensed nurse!
I am so very proud of her. This is going to open up so many doors for her &
our family. I am hoping whatever job she
gets has better medical coverage and possibly fertility treatment coverage. I don’t
think I would do the IVF route but it would be nice to have RE appointments &
meds covered in case we decide to go that way. My insurance covers nothing. Bummer.
Off to lunch I go…
Rooting for you and baby number 3! I cannot imagine the rocky road of infertility- I was one of those "got preggers by looking at the backseat of a caddy" kinda gals. I have read many blogs on the subject and can hear the raw pain through their words. Hugs girl : o )
ReplyDeleteThanks Tricia! Funny thing is I got pregnant with my daughter when I was on birth control! Its funny how 13 years can change your body.
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