Sure. It seemed like a great idea at the time. I’ll just take an early pregnancy test and then I can surprise my husband/partner with the great news. Continue reading »
Infertility Definitions Explained….
Pregtember – the name of the month you hope to get pregnant by. Continue reading »
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Well, obviously. You read this infertile blog all the time! Continue reading »
Close your eyes and count backwards from 5 to 1…. Visualize yourself ovulating and feeling more and more relaxed. FIVE- your mind, body, ovaries and uterus are feeling completely relaxed. FOUR- you imagine your cervical mucus like a stream of running water, a beautiful flow of ovulation and pouring through your vaginal canal. THREE- you can visualize his one-headed sperm, feeling healthy and vibrant, racing up your uterus. TWO- you can feel his sperm race inside your healthy fertile egg. Continue reading »
And you were the first one to start trying!
Yes, it’s both ironic and horrible. You wanted to be the first one of your friends to have a baby. Now, many months/years/decades later they have all gotten pregnant and some of them are even on baby #2. First Mindy got pregnant, then it was Molly, then Mary, and then very quickly, everyone in your circle of friends sported a baby bump. Continue reading »
It’s not too late to sign up! You can listen to great fertility experts by phone or computer.
I’m participating in The Fertility Focus Telesummit! This is a free virtual event happening May 10-16th and you’re invited to listen to a bunch of great fertility speakers (including me!). Sign up for free and listen to me ramble speak about ovulation and cervical mucus! See here for more details!
It’s a cervical mucus of an event!
Have you had your ‘thank goodness I’m not her‘ moments? Yes, you have. Continue reading »
When you start your fertility journey, your first test becomes the Hysterosalpingogram, or HSG procedure. During this test, the doctor fills the uterine cavity with dye to determine if the fallopian tubes are open or blocked (in other words, the evil doctor shoves a speculum into your lady part, pokes at your cervix and then pours dye down your tubes while you cringe and spasm with cramps. And it’s not some type of cool rainbow colored tie dye or a nice alcoholic liquid either. It’s a radioactive, vagina unfriendly drink).
…Because we are probably not. Here is some good advice from actress and infertility alumni Nia Vardalos:
“Don’t ask a woman if she is pregnant, unless her water breaks on your flip-flops, a baby arm dangles out of her vagina and she asks you to cut the cord. Then, and only then, may you ask if she is having a baby. Otherwise, shut up.”
I’m participating in The Fertility Focus Telesummit! This is a free virtual event happening May 10-16th and you’re invited to listen to a bunch of great fertility speakers (including me!). Listen to the speakers by phone or computer.
Sign up for free and listen to me ramble speak about ovulation and cervical mucus! Click here for more information and to sign up!
The below song “Pregnant Women are Smug” caused a lot of controversy. But they got it all wrong. We, infertile gals, are the smug ones! We brag because we get the royal treatment when trying to conceive; we have someone else examining our uterus’ everyday; Continue reading »
For anyone dealing with infertility, Mother’s Day can be a difficult period (pun intended). This is a day where mother’s are celebrated and those who are not seem to be forgotten. It may leave a little private heartache in your chest knowing that you are still waiting for your baby to arrive. Continue reading »
Finding a fertility doctor can be an overwhelming process. You want a doctor who has a proven track record, will listen and understand your needs during a difficult time and who lives in close proximity since you will sometimes have appointments on a daily basis. Continue reading »




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