I'm at work unexpectedly early so really should be making the most of this time to catch up on stuff...but will just quickly pop out a post!.
2wks and hopefully Felicity will reduce or remove the oestrogen cream and my life can balance out. I can't believe how much it affects me and while I realise that its important to the ttc process whoa mamma I'd be happy to live on the progesterone high forever. I've been really good up until I started on the 'o' cream. Lately the dark thoughts have crept back in. Especially on the drive home. Last night I started having the dark thoughts and had to make myself snap out of it. Like literally make myself get over it. It was just like before the progesterone treatment started. I guess at least now I'm fully aware of how much hormones play a role in my everyday wellbeing.
Anywho that wasn't what I wanted to quickly post about.
It was the Fella. Now I'm not complaining at all. I'm taking everything I can get in hope we might get into a pattern that lasts. You see last week was hump week. I might've vented here and there about the lack of his interest in any bedroom caper. He was tired, I wasn't and gagging at the bit. So this led to CD12 then nothing till CD18 which is the morning following ov (or rather the ov pains so maybe even ov day). I consoled myself with the fact we got one time in around ov. That there was a sliver of hope still there. I totally expected that to be it for a week or even 2 knowing him. Apparently not.
So following CD18 there was a day off before action again on CD20 AND again on CD22
That is so not him.
Talk about screwed up timing! If only his interest had risen 2 days earlier we would've been perfectly timed!
Anyway I don't have the heart to tell him that he's off on his timing heck he might just even been feeling amourous this week. Whatever, I'm taking all I can get and maybe next time round we'll hit it right.
Trying to time when you're both in the mood is so difficult. I'm still hopeful for you!
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry the dark thoughts are coming back. It's frustrating and scary, but I think as long as you are aware of what if happening and able to keep some sort of "perspective" I think you will be able to reach out for the help you need.