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I pasted the site as it appears in my address drop down. If you still can't access it, I did a google search for "home insemination for infertility". One was the "turkey baster method". I didn't know it really existed until I found the site! I watched a news cast on single women wanting to get pregnant and it gave me the idea of trying to google home insemination kits.
Not being trained in the process, attempting to dilate the cervix and pass a catheter through into your uterus without u/s guidance can be risky for: cervical damage, uterine perferoration and infection (if you aren't trained in sterile technique). I don't think it's worth risking the health of your reproductive tract... Also, you don't wash the sperm like in the lab, so you are increasing your chances of placing a poor sperm quality closer to your egg, where your body's mucus and nature would have ensured it not to get past...
Plus how many posts have you read on here that said "We got our BFP w/ at home insemination"?
Obviously, I'm very skeptical about them... but that's just one opinion!
I think that I'm going to talk with my OBGYN about the home insemination process. I like the fact that kyspeir got pregnant using this method, and I truly believe that if it worked for a lot of the single women that were tired of waiting for Mr. Right (as seen on the news in the morning), that it may work for me. It's a bit cheeper. Still have to get my wits about me though.
big hugs to you all XXXX