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Originally Posted by DiamondInTheRough  All I can say is there is a silver lining to every situation. I know it's hard to keep perspective when ttc, because it can really become all you think and dream about. My biggest regret is that I didn't do more with my time while ttc. I had hopes to go back to school, but I didn't, because having children became my everything. Focussing on having children is not a BAD thing - don't get me wrong - but sometimes it can be that we spend a lot of time and energy above and beyond what is truly within our control. If you are blessed enough to ovulate each month, really it should only be a few nights in that cycle that you concern yourself with ttc. Imagine if the for the rest of that month, you focussed on something different? Your marriage, diet & exercise, education, career, etc.? That's what I wish someone had drilled into my mind during those years... |
salams, sis! 
Your post made me soo happy! I am so thankful for cysters like you.  I just joined the site yesterday and am learning more on here than from the docs I've been seeing for years. I'm 27 and we're not yet ttc but I've been seriously debating whether we should start trying or not. I don't want to "miss the boat" and I'm really scared/nervous that It'll take my body a few years to conceive as I don't have reg periods without bcp's. I got off of bcp's 3 months ago and haven't had my period since.  I've been on 200mg spiro for many many years but that alone won't help me ovulate. I'm thinking about trying B vitamins and primrose pills.
On a happier note, alhumdulillah for meeting all you sisters!!
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why, hello there!
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me: 27, slim, sorta ttc, in PA
hairloss, irreg. cycles, high triglyc,..
200mg spiro
plan to try: primrose, vit D | 
