Still infertile, but now with adventures in long distance parenting
Monday, March 2, 2009
seriously?
AF is back. Yes, just 15 days after CD1. No wonder I was stressing about my milk supply - that is clearly my new cue. And so much for all my excitement about AF just a few short days ago ... clearly my cycle is not exactly 'fixed.'
It's amazing how much AF can deplete milk supply, huh? I had a hard time with mine and now that it's gone, I'm finding I have to work extra hard to get the supply back up.
I'm hoping that I don't see it for another 26 days...just like old times.
Diagnosed with PCOs at age 11. I've been followed by RE for at least 8 years, but we just got around to TTC this fall. Since I am completely anovulatory, it was straight to the clinic for us. Join us as we pay out of pocket, commute across the country for timed sex, and battle whatever other crazy obstacles to growing our family we will surely face along the way.
11/1992-2/08 No natural cycles. No ovulation. Ultrasound every 3 months to monitor for ovarian cysts. 2/08 - Le.tro.zole cycle; canceled - follicles stopped growing 3/08 - Le.tro.zole cycle with follistim; over 30 eggs but a plane ticket abroad (alone) necessitated an early trigger ... and surprise bfp 12/08 fusspot is born 5/10 - quasi-first-postpartum cycle, rush off to clinic for drugs! 6/10 - testing out the trigger fails ... bfp 3/11 dumpling is born 3/11-now No cycle 7/12 - cycle?
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It's amazing how much AF can deplete milk supply, huh? I had a hard time with mine and now that it's gone, I'm finding I have to work extra hard to get the supply back up.
I'm hoping that I don't see it for another 26 days...just like old times.
I always have the same problem. I'm hoping AF holds off a little longer. After my first pregnancy, I got AF back at 5w pp. LAME.
So you've gone from no periods to periods ALL THE TIME?!
That is ROUGH my friend.
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