Trying To Conceive Support Group
Whether you are just beginning your journey to create your family, or you have been trying for a few months, the TTC community will provide you with a group of like minded people who can help. It takes up to a year for the average fertile couple to achieve a successful pregnancy, and here at DailyStrength you will find information and support while you are waiting for...
Ive had this mental image in my head since I was just a little girl playing with my baby dolls that one day i would be a mommy and Ive held that unconditional love in my heart since then just waiting for my moment in life to love my own baby and give that beautiful gift all of me and my unconditional love that ive held in for so many years.
It's a beautiful image, one that never lets me lose hope. Very slowly though, every single day for the past year, time has slowly chipped away at that image. I know so many strong woman who wait for their moment for years and years and hold their heads high and never give in, i wish i could be as strong as them. This past year has been the most trying, devasting, and emotional year of my life.
I wanted that baby within 1 year of marrying my husband, we have been together for 5 years, there is no doubt in my mind that this man isnt the person i want to raise my children with.
Every month is like quick sand, i try, i wait, i get my hopes up, i start my cycle over, and continue to fall more and more into losing hope.
It is so hard and i know i am not alone. When i found this group it confirmed i am not alone.
Sending everyone positive vibes & my love and support.
We are in this together.
The next step is some basic fertility testing. This includes blood work for the woman and a semen analysis for the man. Make sure your partner has the semen analysis before you start treatment! Clomid can't help you if there are male factors involved. Depending on your symptoms, testing may also include an HSG, vaginal ultrasound, or diagnostic laparoscopy. These tests may or may not lead to a fertility diagnosis. Sometimes, finding out what's wrong exactly takes time.
Depending on the results of your fertility tests, your gynecologist may recommend treatment. If basic fertility treatment isn't successful, or if your test results suggest treatments that go beyond your gynecologist's purview, you may be referred to a fertility specialist. This usually means finding and choosing a fertility clinic. Be sure when calling fertility clinics to be clear on how much the initial consultation costs and discuss the fees ahead of time for any recommended tests or treatments. Consider travel and lost work time if you're looking at clinics far away. I hope you’ll find the reason of your inability to conceive asap. So you could do right steps which will lead you to parenthood!