Mako- Thanks for your prayers. You know Mum's they are always right so I do take note of what she says and it makes a lot of sense. My Mum although it almost 26 years since she had her first child also believes that she had PCOS as my sister and I have both got it and she experienced most of the same symptoms that I now have. So I think she really understands first hand how hard it is to fall PG for some people. Anyway I am also keeping everything crossed for you this month too hopefully we both start the new year off well

BW- I am being truly honest with you when I say the injections are a piece of cake. When the Dr first handed me the needle to teach me how it was done I hesitated because I was afraid of what it was going to feel like and after I had done it I was like "oh is that it!!!" It is a pen so the cartridge is already in there and all you have to do is put on a new needle when you are ready to give yourself the injection and dial up the dosage that you need. There is only a small amount of needle that you have to put in like 1cm or so and then you just push the end of the pen. It is so simple and it really doesn't hurt, there is just a slight little sting and that is it but I think that is because the medicine is cold as you need to keep it in the fridge. I leave mine out of the fridge for a little while before I do it but I just get impatient. Ok now I am rambling. I hope that helps

Well ladies I have had a crap day at work just so busy... I hate Mondays. So I am going to have a nice relaxing bath. Hope you are all having a good day. Love to everyone.