getting pregnant
How Can I Get Pregnant? A Tribute to My Hero Angie Wilson
I'm a huge Angie Wilson fan, so I figured I'd do a quick write up.
Angella Wilson first hit the blogosphere in November 2008 with her blog “How Can I Get Pregnant” to document her trying to conceive (TTC) journey. Wilson became popular within the TTC community for her unwillingness to give into infertility. Four years prior, at 32, Wilson, was diagnosed with premature menopause and was told that she would never get pregnant. At 36, she became determined to prove her doctors wrong.
Partner Present During Pregnancy Test?
I'm ready to test today. Would it be better to do the pregnancy test with my husband present or to do it in private and share the news later. Any advice you can give me on this topic would be fantastic.
The Pregnancy Partners: Blokes, Babies and You
As moms-to-be (or those still trying to become one), there are a few basics that we would love to have from our partners. Learn how you can achieve these goals as you meet the Pregnancy Partners -- our "Blokes, Babies, and You" team!
Chocolate Cyst, Laparoscopy, Depo Provera, Trying to Get Pregnant
QUESTION
Dear Midwife,
Hi I am 30 married for over a year and no children yet. I have been having regular periods (30-32days), but usually with menstrual cramps. Last Oct08 the cramps were severe and the pain continued for 5 days (usually 1st, 2nd day). I went to the gyn and was diagnosed with an endometric or chocolate cyst. In 10 days I had a laparascopic surgery to remove the cyst, the cyst was apparently big 2cm by 4cm, something like a golf ball.When Should I Test Positive?
QUESTION
Dear Midwife,
My period has been late for about 9 days now. Actually my period has been irregular ever since I got married (late November last year). But 9 days late is considered a record for me. Since this year, at most my period has been late is 5 days. I did take a pregnancy test (ClearBlue brand) on a day ago (in the morning) and it came out negative. Unsatisfied, I went to the doctor whom took a urine test (which looks rather 'cheap' compared to the one I'd used). It came out negative.
When Should I Test Positive?
QUESTION
Dear Midwife,
My period has been late for about 9 days now. Actually my period has been irregular ever since I got married (late November last year). But 9 days late is considered a record for me. Since this year, at most my period has been late is 5 days. I did take a pregnancy test (ClearBlue brand) on a day ago (in the morning) and it came out negative. Unsatisfied, I went to the doctor whom took a urine test (which looks rather 'cheap' compared to the one I'd used). It came out negative.Chocolate Cyst, Laparoscopy, Depo Provera, Trying to Get Pregnant
QUESTION
Dear Midwife,
Hi I am 30 married for over a year and no children yet. I have been having regular periods (30-32days), but usually with menstrual cramps. Last Oct08 the cramps were severe and the pain continued for 5 days (usually 1st, 2nd day). I went to the gyn and was diagnosed with an endometric or chocolate cyst. In 10 days I had a laparascopic surgery to remove the cyst, the cyst was apparently big 2cm by 4cm, something like a golf ball.Partner Present During Pregnancy Test?
I'm ready to test today. Would it be better to do the pregnancy test with my husband present or to do it in private and share the news later. Any advice you can give me on this topic would be fantastic.
The Pregnancy Partners: Blokes, Babies and You
As moms-to-be (or those still trying to become one), there are a few basics that we would love to have from our partners. Learn how you can achieve these goals as you meet the Pregnancy Partners -- our "Blokes, Babies, and You" team!
How Can I Get Pregnant? A Tribute to My Hero Angie Wilson
I'm a huge Angie Wilson fan, so I figured I'd do a quick write up.
Angella Wilson first hit the blogosphere in November 2008 with her blog “How Can I Get Pregnant” to document her trying to conceive (TTC) journey. Wilson became popular within the TTC community for her unwillingness to give into infertility. Four years prior, at 32, Wilson, was diagnosed with premature menopause and was told that she would never get pregnant. At 36, she became determined to prove her doctors wrong.
