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My husband and I have been TTC since August 2008. At first we just wanted to go the natural way - to have sex whenever we wanted. (I was off the pill for 4 months before we started trying and my cycles were back in 28 days. Thus, the pill was completely out of my system.)

Then for a few months we have spent tons of money on OPK and BBT I tried to trace, but that does not work b / c I throw and turning in my sleep too. We tried frantically for a few months and I am really depressed every time my period would come.

Then around Christmas, we decided to just relax and let nature take its course. Well, I'm friggin sick of nature takes its sweet time. Since I started TTC, 5 of my friends got pregnant and gave birth 3 more. Some of them have tried, some were taking the pill, it was a one night stand ....

It's just very frustrating watching others do the one thing I wanted for so long. I'm happy for them and for all, but I'm ready to be a mother, too. My husband and I are financially secure enough, our own house, having two cars with no payment, credit card debt and the debt we have is real student loans and our mortgage. We're really ready for this, but nature says otherwise.

I have a doctor appt. May 26 to get checked. My husband is going to have a semen analysis.

My advice is to have sex for 10 consecutive days (5 days before ovulation and after 5 days). Also, you may want to buy a kit ovulation. I am not sure of your age, but perhaps that could play a role. There are statistics on the time it takes for women of a certain age to get pregnant. I would not panic too much because it has not been another year. Good luck - I feel you'll be fine.

Having sex every night. Or any other nights. This he has done for us. And have fun. If you do not get you to take a break to try and it will happen.

Ask your doctor for a prescription called Clomid. It will ask you how long you've tried. I would just go ahead and say a year or he would simply keep trying. Also, it will ask if you ovulating regularly. Looks like you are b / c you take the ovulation test per month. But it will certainly give you Clomid to help you have regular periods too if you do not have regular periods. Best wishes! I conceived on Clomid twice in 5 months.

You may think that the pill is "out of your system" but the truth is, it can ruin your years and years. Just one of many risks of birth control and so it is likely to take you too time to conceive.

I sincerely believe that when you try so hard not to get pregnant is easier when his.

You're on the right track girl. It's really all you can do. My husband and I tried for 9 months in vain, so that everyone I knew became pregnant (usually by accident). After 9 months we have seen a fertility specialist, had all the tests. It was quite frustrating when everything came back normal except for a slight hormonal problem w / me. And I mean little if the dr was not even sure this was the problem. He put me on Clomid because it usually go to the drug and told me to take a supplement of hormones if I got pregnant to keep the pregnancy. I took it upon myself to touch a statue of the fertility to a Ripley's museum in Ocean City MD. 3 months later I was pregnant. This will happen for you, but it might not be time yet or it could be something so small, like a hormone levels. Get your tests and you'll be pregnant in no time. If you happen to go to the museum Ripley, touching a statue of fertility too haha. Who knows? Perhaps that helped us along. I saw it on the mysteries of the other week w / an incredible amount of art