My last day of Clomid was a week ago now. I made it through, and I took a few notes along the way. A girl's gotta have fun stuff to scrapbook about, you know.
Day #1: Side effects look fun. Here goes nothing.
Day #2: Wait, is this a Clomid headache or sinus pressure?
Day #3: By abdominal fullness do they mean feeling like your lady parts are surrounded by a brick wall? Not like fullness as in I've-just-eaten-four-slices-of-pizza-and-five-chocolate-chip-cookies, right? But like I-feel-like-I-have-a-ton-of-bricks-in-my-abdomen type of fullness?
Day #4: My ovaries must be going bananas right now.
Day #5: I never thought shaving my legs at 5:30 in the morning could get any more fun, but adding a touch of dizziness to it makes it so much more spectacular.
I have a good feeling about this. I'm a complete idiot for saying that because I say it every month. This month is the month! I can feel it! This is it! That's what I've been saying to myself for 14 months. So here we go Clomid, let's see what you've got.
PS: I don't think mom my can handle the thought of me taking a prescription that may or may not be linked to cancer for very much longer. So really, Clomid, bring it.
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ReplyDeleteI have many many friends that have been in your situation, and each one of them got pregnant. Many of them have ended up with kids very close together, because they mistakenly assumed it would take as long the second time around. You are definitely going to get pregnant and have a beautiful, happy little family. I know it.
Wow, thanks so much for your wonderful comment. I can't tell you how good this made me feel when I read it. It's comforting to know that others have been in our situation and have conceived and had healthy pregnancies. People tell me this all the time, but the more I hear it the more I feel like there is hope for us. Thanks again for your kind words. They really mean a lot.
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