Posts by happy2bamama

keeptryst - thanks for that article - it was great to get some validation and more info about the vitamins that my DH is taking :)   I contacted a woman who has done Maya Abdominal Massage for me in the past. I trust her and...

Hi all -    DH and I have been TTC for about 1.5 years (not giving it our all, I'll admit). We have a 5-year-old son with whom it took 1.5 years to conceive - so that's three total years that I've been TTC. I have been...

So, when they squirt dye into your uterus (yeah, that sounds a little invasive!), are you in the stirrups with a speculum and all that? And then how does the dye get out?! I'm assuming you put on a pad and watch the color go by - but...

Wow - through the roof?! That's awesome! Although I totally understand what you're saying about sort of hoping you'd have an answer. I was thinking about my DH's test results (which we haven't gotten yet) and was asking myself what I...

Thanks so much for your response and for laying out all that testing stuff - that is EXACTLY what I wanted to know :) Can you tell me more about what they did to make sure your tubes are clear? Was it invasive?   Thanks for...

Hello there -   I have a 5-year-old son with whom it took us 18 months to conceive. I'm 35 and we are TTC #2 and are right around the 18 month mark yet again. Honestly, I never thought it would take us this long again. This...

Here is that thread from a while back in case it resonates with you :)   http://www.mothering.com/community/t/1343187/how-much-of-this-is-on-me-how-much-is-on-my-baby-to-be

Daurelia - I'm glad I found your post because I came on here with a similar-ish story :)   I so feel you about wondering why two healthy, young people have a hard time conceiving, especially when everyone else seems to have no...

I feel for ya   I have a 5-year-old son who took us 18 months to conceive. DH and I were healthy, in our late 20s and it should've been easy. Friends were getting pregnant right and left and they weren't even doing all the...

Quote: Originally Posted by monkeyscience  As far as the stair-step rise, that is a pattern that can be considered "normal" (again, according to TCOYF), though there are different rules for figuring out,...