MoominGirl
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Good luck at Docs. I was hoping it would just have happened this month. I think with the fertility clinic saying our best chance was the 3 months post hsg test and its been 2 full cycles since then I think I've lost hope now. I can't keep falling from great heights like this every month. I don't think I will be joining in on the testing threads anymore as no point, it's just not happening. I think its time for me to start accepting ivf and the possibility of not having children. I don't think any women should have to face this.
Try not to read too much into being more fertile after the HSG. There's a lot of mixed opinion on whether it actually helps or if it's just coincidence. I've been told both by 2 different doctors and obviously it didn't work for me. Others will say differently.
Taking a step back might be a good thing as it my help manage your expectations and you'll be less stressed if there's less pressure. It doesn't mean you're giving up. It just means you're making a conscious decision not to let it consume you.
Yeah we were planning on taking a step back after the next cycle . We have already in a way took a step back as stopped all charting... I don't think there is much more we can step back from other than not try ...and that isn't going to happen seeing as the goal is to make a baby.
For us, stepping back is no more opks, dtd less so that we might have a hope of actually enjoying it again rather than the forced every other day or more for about a week routine, I never got on with temping anyway, essential vitamins only, good general diet but no pressure, aim to be more active but no pressure, non smokers + low caffeine + low alcohol anyway, ditch the acupuncture. I'm still recording my cycle lengths as I think it will be useful for IVF planning and it still gives me an idea of my fertile window. That was from last cycle and it was the best we've felt in months. We know we most likely covered the key days but didn't feel utterly drained by the end of it.