TTC Thursdays

I have now been on Pregnitude 1.5 months.  On Cycle Day 43 I started spotting and Day 44 I started a very light period.  So that means I had about a 42 day cycle with the Pregnitude.  This is very encouraging as I don't usually have cycles this short unless I am on Clomid, so I am very happy to have had a 42 day cycle on my own.  The only thing I am worried about is my period is extremely light, so light I'm not even sure I can count it as a period.  I'm not sure what that means or how that will affect ovulating on my new cycle and TTC.  I know you need to shed a certain amount with your period to ensure your lining isn't too thick for implantation, so I am worried my lining will be too thick this cycle if my period doesn't get heavier.  At the same time though, I am ready to start a new cycle and hoping that the Pregnitude will help me ovulate this time.  I really hope this will be a good cycle for us as we are now at 8.5 years of TTC  and going on 22 months since our son was stillborn. My patience with waiting is wearing out, I feel I've been very patient and I long to get pregnant and have an alive healthy baby. 

*Disclaimer: Please note that Pregnitude is an official sponsor of Power Up for PCOS 5K.  However, the individual listed below is not affiliated with Pregnitude or a volunteer for Power Up for PCOS.  Power Up for PCOS posted a request for someone starting Pregnitude to blog their personal experiences for the Power Up for PCOS blog.  This should not be construed as medical advice.  Please see your doctor for further information.* 

Written by: Lauren Williams

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*Please note that I am not a medical professional. I am not qualified to give out any medical advice. I am a woman with PCOS who is sharing my personal experiences in this blog and I advise you to consult a professional.*