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Posted: Mon May 01, 2006 7:42 am
Today found out that yet another one of my coworkers is 4 months pregnant. And I should be happy right now, but I so so so want to cry ;_; I can't believe I am so upset about it. She said they only tried twice and she is much older then me and my other coworker said they tried 4 times and she is older then me too and I just got my period yet again this weekend.
All right, I'm better now that I got that out of my chest. I hope noone notices that I'm upset ninja that would suck.
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Posted: Mon May 01, 2006 9:06 am
I feel your pain, Tea. My period is late like whoa, but I'm testing negative. ~__~ It's almost like PCOS is trying to kick stuff around again.
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Posted: Mon May 01, 2006 11:14 am
Oh no D:! Did you get a test from a doctor? sad *hugs*
You know time around a period is the most upsetting. After that you get hopeful again. ^^'
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Posted: Tue May 02, 2006 8:47 am
Yeah.. haha. My doctor tests were negative too. :< And yesterday at work, while I was considering setting up another appointment, the crimson tide arrived. >.< My body REEEEALLY likes to play the "HEY, GUESS WHAT! .....JUST KIDDING!" game with me. :/ But I feel better today. Just gotta sit this one out and wait for my next egg to pop up. xD
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Posted: Tue May 02, 2006 11:49 am
xd haha "crimson tide" rofl
Oh I would be sooooo pissed if my period was late for no reason D< ..Well, looks like we are both sitting it out now XD
I have my annual appointment in 2 weeks, with a nurse. At first I wanted to ask her about it all, but now I don't think she will tell me anything 'xcept for "try for a year" ...I'll still ask her, have to go there anyway rolleyes
Dirge's post, about average 25 year old couple taking 6 months, made me feel better. I just turned 26... next try will be #5 XD
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Posted: Wed May 03, 2006 9:24 am
I wish you the best of luck, then! :3
I stopped counting last year, because up until about this January, the trying has been structureless, a little half-assed and in-the-dark, because I was afraid of a lot of things and didn't know how to deal with the discovery of my health flaws. Now that I know about them and know what to do with'em, I'm actually starting to keep track of a lot of stuff now, and our financial situation is looking up. I'm debating on buying some of those ovulation tests from a store to see if I even ovulate. x__x
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Posted: Wed May 03, 2006 11:20 am
Ah yes, the ovulation kits - I tried it once 3nodding as soon as it showed that I'm ovulating I gave it a try right away and the next day too and then I was all happy thinking that it would all work rofl Still here, in this thread xd
I decided not to use them, because IMO it adds more stress. After I saw that I was ovulating I got all nervous and did not really enjoy the "process". And after that you feel like that was your one chance XD
But it doesn't hurt to try at least once whee
Edit: - oh and I think it just shows that the hormone is there, not necessarily that your egg started to travel...(it should but it might not)
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Posted: Fri May 12, 2006 4:18 pm
*is getting her tail kicked by PCOS right now, alongside the stupid insulin*
Stop making me sick, dangit!
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Posted: Mon May 15, 2006 6:09 am
sad Feel better Malika!! I don't know much about PCOS, but hopefully it gets better at some point *hugs*
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Posted: Thu May 18, 2006 8:49 am
So yes, I saw gyn.doctor yesterday for my annual and she said that I have to try for a year since I'm under 30 y.o. XD. She recommended that the first 8 months to try "naturally" (every other day for 1 week around ovulation time) and then last 3 months to use ovulation tests.
Speaking of those - there is a new one that tests ur saliva o_o...I don't know how much it is though. D:
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Posted: Sat May 27, 2006 1:36 pm
Cup-of-Tea So yes, I saw gyn.doctor yesterday for my annual and she said that I have to try for a year since I'm under 30 y.o. XD. She recommended that the first 8 months to try "naturally" (every other day for 1 week around ovulation time) and then last 3 months to use ovulation tests. Speaking of those - there is a new one that tests ur saliva o_o...I don't know how much it is though. D: I've heard that. We've been trying actively for over a year, so for us it's first-stage infertility at this point. XP
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Posted: Tue May 30, 2006 6:07 am
I hope the infertility medicine will work for you!! 3nodding
I wonder though, you probably have to take some time off for the procedures/tests.... I wonder if its possible to do it discreetly, like doing everything during after work hours. If I get to that point I don't want my work to know all about it <_<' and my coworkers are soo nosy o_o
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Posted: Sat Jun 17, 2006 7:27 pm
Enh. Just don't tell them. "Ooh, where ya goin'?" "Doctors, nothing serious. ^_^ See ya!"
I mean, I can say without a doubt that it's a totally personal thing, you know? Only my mom, my husband, and my roommate know about me. Well, and y'all but you know, you're different. XD
On an awesome note, the metformin (a glucophage, something to help me process sugars and insulin) seems to be working -really- well, except for the nausea... (a totally seperate thing) and my cycle is regulating itself! OMG if this keeps up....
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Posted: Mon Jun 19, 2006 3:15 pm
Malika - thats great!!! whee i hope the nausea is not too bad sweatdrop
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Posted: Fri Jun 23, 2006 6:57 pm
Cup-of-Tea Malika - thats great!!! whee i hope the nausea is not too bad sweatdrop It really is, but then I'm like ".... be not sick, never get pregnant. Be nauseous sometimes, get baby." The decision makes itself.
Had a "scare" this week... I'm on the pill too, to keep the bleeding under control, and I hit my "off" week, and I didn't start. I was like "omgomgomgomgomg" and then hey, my body says "Oh, right, here you go!" and now I'm half relieved and half disappointed, 'cause right now is SO not a good time.
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