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hey mili, i'm lana, 24, two dds (dear daughters) ages 9 mos and 29 mos. From your post it sounds like you've been ttc forever!

. Well, I posted this in another topic for kristynchase. She's also been ttc, for over a year. Hope this helps.
I'm not sure how much you know about getting pregnant, so i'll explain everything. Basically, you need to be ovulating in order to get pregnant. That's when the egg is released for fertilization. Here are are a few ways to figure out when you're ovulating. If you have a regular 28 day cycle it would be around the 14th day of your cylce. If it's not regular it may be harder to tell. You could use nfp. Natural family planning. There is a post about it in the birth control forum by jriegl (sp?). It includes your temp (higher than usual), cervical mucus (would be clear and and you can make strings that don't break, between your fingers, and your cervix (slighty open, low, and soft). It would take a little while to figure out your body and the changes that happen during ovulation. There are also ovulation tests. You can get them in the same section as pregnancy tests. I'm not sure how accurate they are. You should have as much sex as you can (once or twice a day) like 2-3 days before and after you ovulate and day of, of course.
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