...but it made me want to shout it from the roof tops! James's swimmers are excellent. Overly excellent. And this is with those poor conditions we dropped them off in. Excellent begins being rated at a 14, James is a 31.2 =D I am one happy wife.
Yet, I talked to the Dr. and she said that losing weight probably won't help me ovulate better. Yet, this doesn't change our position at the moment. Exercise & eating healthy need to become part of our everyday life. ASond I'd like to change that before we bring a little one into this crazy world. Genetics will already be against them with their size, so we need to do our best to have the environmental facts for food & exercise to be healthy.
When the nurse called back to let me know I could go on clomid, this month if I wished, it was so hard to tell her no. That we were going to wait, she assumed we are going to try a little bit longer naturally, but I'm not going to push it with James. No appointments to have sex these next 2 months. We've said November will be our ttc w/clomid time, but we will see if we feel our hearts changed.
Regardless, I still want to foster parent. I want to adopt those little kiddos into our loving homes. We will have a blended family of sorts, adoptive & biological (hopefully! =D)
Often things strike my heart and want to come bursting forth. They come spilling out onto the page, or computer screen. With ink filling pages or my fingers flying across the keyboard, my mind going a million miles a minute, and my heart crying out to be heard. Here is where you’ll find those things, my little notes on life.
Little Bit About Me
- Jess
- First and foremost, I am a Christian woman: I love Jesus! In this blog you will find stories of trying to conceive with PCOS, MTHFR, Poor egg quality, a unicornuate uteterus, and too many babies in heaven. It is a good thing God is the ultimate healer! Here you will find praise! and you may also find venting (I'm not perfect...) and you will find other stories of my crazy life. All the while through this journey I am holding on to scripture & hoping to one day be a mother here on Earth (waiting on God & His perfect timing...why am I so impatient?) But in the meantime, here you will find me: Jessica, loving wife, hopeful heart of a mother, and faithful friend.
CAUTION
All writing in this blog is unedited and 100% from what I am feeling at the time. By continuing to read it means that you will take my vents with a grain of salt. You will choose to not take offense. And most of all, if you know me in real life you will either choose to stop reading or keep the knowledge of this blog quiet, and privately allow me to know you are reading. I only share this information with close friends. I do not share this with facebook for a purpose: it is meant to be semi-private. Not "public" knowledge in the sense of the majority of those in real life knowing about it. If you can accept all that has been stated, sit back, grab a box of tissues, and be prepared to endure the rocky road of trying to conceive while trying to get out of the shadows of infertility.
If you have any private questions or concerns you may contact me at mynotesonttc at gmail.com
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If you have any private questions or concerns you may contact me at mynotesonttc at gmail.com
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that's great news!! I bet your husband is relieved! But why does the doctor say that losing weight won't help much? I've had a couple friends say that's what their doctor has told them to do.
ReplyDeleteThey said that losing weight usually only helps with making ovulation come back every month. She said losing weight would help with other things (high blood pressure for one), but probably wouldn't help much with egg quality. I will be pleasantly surprised if it does help =D So we'll see.
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