Conception Frustrations II?

I know that all you sisters out there are going through similiar issues. I think I'm at my wits end!! Started TTC 9 months ago, went off the pill a month before. After two months Each month my cycles would get a day or two longer, which meant that each month I got the butterflies, peed on about 15 sticks thinking they were all wrong, only to wake up in the AM to dissapointment. Was diagnosised with PCOS last month, put on Metformin only for now. Dr. say that I ovulate however. OPKs are regular, we are always timing to it....what is wrong!! To make it worse, got a faint positive on HPT, took another to make sure, it was negative, and AF showed up two days later to prove it. How do you cope with heartbreak every month. Oh and to the ladies that feel like there are pregnant ppl everwhere....they've begun their invasion here as well. 5 women in the office, two cousins, three friends, and one sister in law!!!!!!
Anyone else have the same issues though with PSOC, regular OPK + ? Any success with Metformin only? Metformin + Clomid?

My husband and I have been trying to conceive for two years now. We have used birth controls to help me regulate(I have been very irregular since I was sixteen and got off depo shot). In February 2010, we decided to start trying completely natural. no more medicine or false hopes in thinking that its going to help. We're stressed out. We are so ready to become parents. During the past two years of struggle I've seen several of my friends get pregnant and have beautiful children, and I sit and wonder "when is it my turn?"

My New husband and i are just starting to TTC. this is our Second month and again the start of my cycle was a heartbreak. I have been TTC for like 5 years and have had 4 misscarriages. TTC is like trying to cope. i have 3 girls at work expecting and its hard to hear them talk knowing thats all i want right now is to tell my hubby " we are pregnant"

My husband and I have been trying to have a baby for 3 years. We already have a 4 year old daughter, and want to add to our family. I have gotten checked out and just the basic is normal. After months and months of testing it seems like we are not ovulating at all. My cycles last anywhere from 30 to 49 days. My husband thinks that by going on the pill it will help regulate my cycle and help us get prego. Anyone have any opinions on what to do.

Hello! Me and my hubby have been ttc for the past year and still no luck. My husband is diabetic and we have alot of complications ttc because of this. We are trying so hard started a fertilty monitor this month and he has started meds for his problem so we are praying it happens soon.We have a 6 1/2 year old that we had no problem concieving but right now having another baby seems impossible, and we both have baby fever so bad and just wish we could have another baby. If anyone else is dealing with a diabetic spouse please let me kno!

Hi, new here. I'm 34, about to turn 35. Just looking for a little advice and really enjoying the positivity this site has to offer.We have one child, 9, and recently decided to start TTC- we have been doing the BD literally almost every day since the beginning of March.

My cycles is about 30-32 days.

AF came March 21. So this would make my next period due around April 20-22.

(BD continues every day following AF)

On April 11, three weeks after AF, I spotted for 2 days that turned into heavier bleeding on day 3 and lasted for a total of 7 days., Never enough to really need a tampon or pad.

I am wondering if doing the BD so much has changed my cycle completely, and that it was an early period. In that case, I am not sure if I count April 11 as CD 1-- which would change my cycle completely by 2 weeks. Oh, I should mention I took a pregnancy test the day AF was due, and got a negative and I do not think I am pregnant.

If any of you have a similar experience, would love to hear! It has been so long since we were pregnant last time, I'm trying to remember all the details. We got pregnant the first month we tried with our daughter.

Thank you for reading.