Dr. Elrod is so funny. He was telling me what it is like to O because he is fairly certain that I have NEVER O-ed before. As he was talking to me about it, I think that he is right. It seems so crazy to be nearly 28 and suddenly learning new things about my body. LOL. My birthday is June 13th. Maybe I can get a
for my birthday? LOL That would be insane but freaking wonderful too. ^_~
So, here is the schedule, now that I have had some sleep:
1) Start Provera and wait for period to begin. Call Dr. for postcoital ultrasound appointment on CD 12-13 to check for O-ing and to see if my CM is working right.
2) Take Clomid CD 5-9
3) Go to Appointment (see #1 for details.)
4) BD every other day for a week.
5) Blood work on CD 21 to make sure I O-ed
6) If no period by CD - 34 (or 36, I can not remember), I call for a pregnancy test. (As if I would not have taken one at home by then.
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So Dr. says if everything goes as it should and I do O and have good CM then we will give that about 3 months try.
I am sooooooooooooooooooooooo confident and so thrilled!!!
I have already started Provera so now the
begins. LOL
) Anyway... to make a long story short, I used to get told I had PCOS but I did not have cysts on my ovaries. Well, joy of all joys... now I do... lots of them on both ovaries. Yay! 
*Sarcasm*
are getting to where they need to be. As long as that falls into place, then we will give Clomid a try for about 3 months before we look into IUI. If I do not ovulate even with Clomid or my CM is crappy and not working then we will look into other options but probably IUI.
, COMON AF!!!!!!!!!!!!! We're with you every step of the way!!!! 
I am sorry about the cysts but it sounds like you're in good hands. Crossing my fingers for the Clomid to work 
