Are you currently trying to conceive or stopped because you have no idea what is going on with your body? Been there done that, trust me. It is no fun and can be SO disheartening, to say the least 🙁
Being in a body that does not do what it is supposed to do, really sucks. It can take a huge toll on you and for those of you in this situation, I wish I could give you a huge hug. I know what you are going through!
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If you have been a long-time reader of my blog, you know the troubles/issues I had, trying to conceive, miscarrying, IUI’s and so on. NO FUN.
My sister-in-law is now going through some things with her body, which is keeping her from becoming pregnant again. She has a beautiful baby boy already, who will turn 3 in September, but her body is failing her right now and she is so upset with it.
I am trying to be supportive of her as I know what she is feeling inside. However, everybody is different and so is everyone’s feelings. So I can’t say for CERTAIN I know exactly what she is going through, so I am just there for her if she needs me.
I hate seeing others go through what I went through. It is not fair. I reached out to Fairhaven Health, to see if my sister-in-law could review their OvaCue Mobile Fertility Monitor, to see if this could help her ‘get-to-know‘ her body better and find out some clues on if she is even ovulating or not.
She received this device about 8 weeks ago, so she has successfully logged two cycles with it. Below, you will find her thoughts on the OvaCue Mobile Fertility Monitor.
OvaCue Fertility Monitor
The OvaCue fertility monitor is such an amazing device. It hit all my HIGH expectations. I never knew when I ovulated, so getting pregnant hasn’t been an easy step.
I got the OvaCue Fertility Monitor in June and it has made knowing when I ovulated easier. I took my daily oral and vaginal readings everyday suggested. It then color-coded the internal and oral temps into when I ovulated.
The most convenient thing about it is that it connects to an app, called OvaGraph, on your smartphone. The app is super user-friendly and doesn’t take a lot of effort to learn. I am so glad I have this device. I can even carry it in my purse if needed.
Though I am not pregnant again just yet, at least I know I am ovulating and which days are my peak days to conceive. This has helped me tremendously and I even bring it to my doctor so that he can see my ovulation pattern too. It is helping with what steps we need to take next, in our trying to conceive journey. Wish us luck! Don’t hesitate to buy it. It’s worth every penny!
In Conclusion
As you can see, by Kenzie’s review above, she is pleased with the OvaCue Mobile Fertility Monitor. She is a huge fan of it and uses it religiously. I am so happy that it is working so well for her. Now I am praying she gets her BFP (big fat positive!) soon!!
Worth Mentioning
The OvaCue Mobile Fertility Monitor works on an iPhone4S or greater and running iOS 7 or greater.
Buy
You can purchase the OvaCue Mobile Fertility Monitor online at Fairhaven Health. It retails for $269.00.
Lily Kwan says
My advice is to be patient and don’t give up.
Richard Hicks says
My advice is to keep a positive attitude and see your doctor regularly
Carl White says
What helpful advice do you have to offer, to those who are trying to conceive?
Make sure you get it in to the right hole. Very important.
Stacey Roberson says
My advice would be not to give up hope and keep trying. These things take time.
Carissa joslyn says
From seeing my friends struggle, the one thing I have seen in common was they got pregnant soon after they let they guard down and stopped trying.
Stephanie Larison says
Don’t stress over getting pregnant so much that it messes with you. Stress is back for the body.
Sonya Morris says
My advice is to not beat yourself up which only makes you feel miserable.
anjuli steer says
We have been TTC for almost 2 years. One of the most emotional rollercoasters we have ever been on. I thank God I have such a supporting and loving husband through it all.
Jessica Daley says
We’ve only been ttc for 7 months now and I’ve been on the fence to pick this up-I figured I’d do what the doctor suggested and then go from there. Trying to not stress and not go crazy buying supplements and tools to help conceive has been quite the task.
vickie couturier says
there are 10 and a half years between my two children,,same father,,,i didnt give up but had a workup and the doctor told me that maybe a d&c might help,that sometimes that would help a pregancy,,,that was 32 yrs ago,,,and it did,,within 3 months I was pregnant! i had my son at age 18 and my daughter at age 29
Rebecca F says
I don’t really have much advice other than don’t give up, as I am ttc my first currently. It has been a year of active ttc (temping, opks, smep, etc) for us, and we haven’t gotten a bfp so far.
Laura says
I would say don’t give up and know when to see a doctor.
Kelly says
My advice is similar to someone above, try not to put too much pressure on yourself & to remember to enjoy life regardless.
Elle says
My advice is to not put too much pressure on yourself, stress is the last thing you need when trying to conceive.
Meghan says
Stay positive and focus on other things as well!
Renee Walters says
My advice is to not give up. It will be worth it once you have that beautiful baby!