Now I remember why I hate them....

Birth control pills that is....
It has been like 10+ years since I have taken any kind of pills for birth control...I forgot how MOODY they can make you, and emotional...I am crying at the drop of a hat. Even the silliest commercials, I start tearing up at, then laughing to death at myself for crying over something so silly...Man o man....

However, I have been reading some good stories about women who go on birth control to level out the hormones for a bit, before stimming with clomid, or other ovulation inducing drugs. They tend to have a much better response to the medicated cycles following the birth control and many get pregnant. I plan to use femara once we finish out last BCP cycle. I will also use the crazy med cocktail I used last cycle again, just to see....It very well could have been a keeper had it implanted where it was supposed to go. And it was not expensive to do, med wise. We will see I guess!

Anyway....Yea, BC sucks...It will be worth it in the very end though.. I am Hoping and praying....

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Ok...I may be on to something....

I am scared to even get a little excited.... I want to be elated right now...I do...But all I can think of are the "what if's"....I am going to try and stay as positive as possible, and keep saying over and over..."My body WILL carry this baby to term, I will have a take home baby!" Here is a pic ( below) of the dried test progression

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