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Just some guesses and changes as to what could have helped me!
I was thinking back over this cycle (and the last) for things I've done differently!
1. Over a month without vitamins!
I had been taking pregnacare ttc since Nov and before that I was taking sevenseas trying for a baby for many years. Then of course all sort of random things I'd added here in and there to try like: royal jelly, coq10, baby aspirin, bee propolis etc. At one point I was taking 16 different vitamin pills a day. I stopped taking so many after visiting a fertility acupuncturist who told me off.
After my second failed ivf cycle I said sod it. Vitamins really do get expensive (and become a chore!) so I stopped completely apart from folic acid. I only started taking tescos own ttc vitamins the 4th of this month and I think I would have implanted by then. So not sure they even helped!
2. Not thinking about it!
This is the one that always annoyed me if anyone ever said it. But thinking back over the last 2 months I really had stopped thinking about it. After the second failed ivf I had given up on the idea of having our baby. Emotionally I just couldn't keep putting myself through it, I found the 2ww so much harder during ivf just knowing there is a fertilised egg inside me and it still could not work out.
Even with our 1 frozen Embryo waiting for us I had straight out said I didn't want to try it. Hubby did convince me otherwise and I thought sod it I guess whatever happens will happen but surely it wouldn't work because the 2 ivf rounds didn't. I did opk in June to try track where I was in my cycle but never saw a positive so gave up with them. No idea when I ovulated just dtd as and when we felt like it!
3. Live yoghurt
This one probably sounds so stupid but it's the only 'diet' change I've made in the last 2 months and funnily enough mil (who is desperate for a grandchild and forever trying to give me advice) mentioned live yoghurt is good if you're trying to get pregnant. She actually said that last weekend - I was already pregnant lol. I started having it for breakfast everyday with some granola just after my egg collection last ivf cycle. It was hubbys suggestion because I fancied cereal but not the milk as I'd been quite sick following egg collection. I was never much of a breakfast person before but it soon became an everyday thing, it's great because there are different granolas and different flavour yoghurts (the brand - the collective dairy is so yummy!) so I never get bored!
Wishing you all get your bfp soon xx
Just some guesses and changes as to what could have helped me!
I was thinking back over this cycle (and the last) for things I've done differently!
1. Over a month without vitamins!
I had been taking pregnacare ttc since Nov and before that I was taking sevenseas trying for a baby for many years. Then of course all sort of random things I'd added here in and there to try like: royal jelly, coq10, baby aspirin, bee propolis etc. At one point I was taking 16 different vitamin pills a day. I stopped taking so many after visiting a fertility acupuncturist who told me off.
After my second failed ivf cycle I said sod it. Vitamins really do get expensive (and become a chore!) so I stopped completely apart from folic acid. I only started taking tescos own ttc vitamins the 4th of this month and I think I would have implanted by then. So not sure they even helped!
2. Not thinking about it!
This is the one that always annoyed me if anyone ever said it. But thinking back over the last 2 months I really had stopped thinking about it. After the second failed ivf I had given up on the idea of having our baby. Emotionally I just couldn't keep putting myself through it, I found the 2ww so much harder during ivf just knowing there is a fertilised egg inside me and it still could not work out.
Even with our 1 frozen Embryo waiting for us I had straight out said I didn't want to try it. Hubby did convince me otherwise and I thought sod it I guess whatever happens will happen but surely it wouldn't work because the 2 ivf rounds didn't. I did opk in June to try track where I was in my cycle but never saw a positive so gave up with them. No idea when I ovulated just dtd as and when we felt like it!
3. Live yoghurt
This one probably sounds so stupid but it's the only 'diet' change I've made in the last 2 months and funnily enough mil (who is desperate for a grandchild and forever trying to give me advice) mentioned live yoghurt is good if you're trying to get pregnant. She actually said that last weekend - I was already pregnant lol. I started having it for breakfast everyday with some granola just after my egg collection last ivf cycle. It was hubbys suggestion because I fancied cereal but not the milk as I'd been quite sick following egg collection. I was never much of a breakfast person before but it soon became an everyday thing, it's great because there are different granolas and different flavour yoghurts (the brand - the collective dairy is so yummy!) so I never get bored!
Wishing you all get your bfp soon xx