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Our tech team has launched updates to The Nest today. As a result of these updates, members of the Nest Community will need to change their password in order to continue participating in the community. In addition, The Nest community member's avatars will be replaced with generic default avatars. If you wish to revert to your original avatar, you will need to re-upload it via The Nest.
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Christine
I don't know where you are on your TTC journey - but I saw this and thought of you.
The Lutrepatch? study is testing the safety and
effectiveness of a new delivery method of a medication for women who
are trying to get pregnant. If you are a woman 18-38 years of age who
has been trying to get pregnant and has an irregular monthly menstrual
cycle (4 or fewer menstrual cycles per year OR have a menstrual cycle
of more than 45 days), you may qualify for free treatment through this
study.
http://www.lutrepatchstudy.com/index.html
Re: Christine
THANKS! I will definitely have to look in to that!!
We plan to start with my next cycle. They are running more tests this cycle (if I ever ovulate... grrr), and then we plan to inseminate next cycle.
Looking back over my info in fertility friend, I realized I have only ovulated 4 times since May of 2008, so we'll probably try to take advantage of any future ovulation (we had previously planned to only inseminate during particular months of the year so as to avoid me being in my first tri or home on maternity leave during my busiest period at work).
IUI #3 gave us the best 2nd anniv. gift ever: 2 babies! (born 03/09/10)
Peanut and Little Man are getting so big! 2 years old already!
finally blogging again at This Will Be: An Adventure
Oh, bummer! I would have to "have a male partner with a normal sperm count" to qualify.
I'll be keeping my eye on the study, though. I'm very curious now!
IUI #3 gave us the best 2nd anniv. gift ever: 2 babies! (born 03/09/10)
Peanut and Little Man are getting so big! 2 years old already!
finally blogging again at This Will Be: An Adventure
IUI #3 gave us the best 2nd anniv. gift ever: 2 babies! (born 03/09/10)
Peanut and Little Man are getting so big! 2 years old already!
finally blogging again at This Will Be: An Adventure