2years TTC naturally...whats the next step?

[lollylegs]

LOL melbel.....Getting hubby to agree for me to get tests will be hard enough. As I said he is very laid back with the whole thing and that it will happen when it happens. I was on nightshift work when we first started but have not done that for a year. So I thought my body should have sorted itself out if that was what was affecting it. Obviously not!
Thanks for all the info. At least I know what I am in for. Its so hard to wrap your head around the fact that it was so easy the first time and then the second time is so hard. I had all these plans in my head about distance between my kids and how it would all work. I don't usual plan that well but I have always had ideals about my kids. Hard to let go.
I did try charting at one stage too. But got lazy. Plus I had a mercury thermometer and I don't think I was shaking it enough when I first woke up so I was getting dodgy readings.
Thanks for so many replies to. I forgot how wonderful you girls are at answering posts!!

[barney]

MELBEL has you all under controll there and id say shes done a great job with all her info i couldnt help any more all id say is yep get to a fs

[melbel]

Still trying.....I posted before but it seems to have been lost so here goes:

The fact that you have had 3 miscarriages and are 35years of age I would definitely be pushing for further investigations and possibly IVF. At 35 the quality of your eggs is startiing to become an issue and you really do not want ot be waiting too much longer before taking action. there are so many newly devloped tests andprocedures for looking at fertility issues and sometimes it takes more than one specialist to cover all the bases. For example we had to fly from melbourne to Sydney last March to see a specialist who is at the top of his field in order to find out that i have an auto immune issue which is causing my immune system to attack the embryo. Now my melbourne specialist is liasing with him to make sure i have the best possible care.

Personally i think that if your specialist is teeling you that two years at age 35 is not a long time then I would be looking for a new specialist...but that is just my not so humble opinion.