The Common Thread Project

I walk into Babies R Us, a trip that is never fun to make these days.  Nothing quite like spending an hour or three in a giant monument of everything that I don’t have. However, my friend called in tears this morning asking for my help in picking out her registry items.  I started to stall and give excuses but then I realized that I can’t let my issues get in the way of my friendships.

The last time I was in here, I just found out I was pregnant and I was basking in the glow of the life that was blooming inside of me.  Now, its just a painful reminder.  I turned the corner with my friend and spotted a woman who had to be well into her second trimester.  She was just starting to show and had her hand placed ever so gently on her emerging bump.  I felt the jealousy starting to well within me, a feeling that was unfortunately all-too familiar.  “That should be me” I thought painfully  “I’d be into my second trimester by now”.

Part Two: Monitoring Your Fertility

I think it’s probably assumed, but since I haven’t actually stated it, I am not a doctor. Your fertility journey is best directed by your doctor/midwife/ob-gyn and your unique personal conditions. Any posts I make regarding possible aids/tests/supplements are to be taken as a point in which to start your own research and to spark the conversation with your medical specialist….

Welcome to part two of the joys (and frustrations) of monitoring your fertility:

We’ve already covered the cheap and free ways of checking on the progress of your day to day fertility, now we’re starting to get a little more expensive.

The Joys (and Frustrations) of Monitoring Your Fertility – Part One

I think it’s probably assumed, but since I haven’t actually stated it, I am not a doctor. Your fertility journey is best directed by your doctor/midwife/ob-gyn and your unique personal conditions. Any posts I make regarding possible aids/tests/supplements are to be taken as a point in which to start your own research and to spark the conversation with your medical specialist….

Part One:

Monitoring your fertility….depending on the person, the budget, the condition it can be anywhere from free and easy to expensive and complicated.

Let’s look take a look at some of your standard options.

Our writing team grows! Welcome JustCallMeTeach

We’d like to welcome a new member to our writing team! JustCallMeTeach will be posting on a variety of Trying to Conceive topics. We look forward to her “straight-forward” approach to life and her sense of humour!

You can see her personal blog by visiting: http://babymaker.wordpress.com

Welcome aboard!