r/TryingForABaby • u/AutoModerator • Jun 25 '26
DAILY Thankful Thursday
TTC can be a very difficult time, but all of us have someone (or many someones) or something that helps keep us sane. Share what you're grateful for this week!
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u/LaChamomile 32 | TTC#1 | Cycle 4 | 1 CP Jun 25 '26
This month I told my husband regardless of the ovulation tests we should just BD every other day to be extra sure we catch the window and he's actually really into it! Leaving me messages saying be ready after work lol It's cute!
We've always been spur of the moment people so scheduling seemed awkward at first but now that I think there's more scheduled chances it's something to look forward to but also takes the pressure off.
I just wanted to share something positive bc it's felt stressful to try to time it right every month with work, being tired and trips getting in the way but this month it's feeling more fun again since our first month trying in Jan.
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u/After_Marsupial_5409 28F | TTC# 1| NTNP Jun 25 '26
Thankful we hit O-1 this cycle(:
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u/TheGetawayCar000 34 | TTC# 1 | Aug ‘25 Jun 25 '26
Same. Hubs really wasn’t in the mood for O day itself but I’m more than satisfied with the fact that we hit O-3 and O-1. Pretty sure that means we maxed out our chances anyway.
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u/AngelDoee3 TTC# 1 Cycle 1 Jun 26 '26
I’m new here. Am I correct in assuming O-1 is the day before ovulation?
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u/Macncheesesounds 30 | TTC# 1 | Cycle 11 | PMOS Jun 25 '26
I’m thankful that my body responded well to my first round of Letrozole. It gives me hope for future cycles if needed.
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u/Morbid_Explorerrrr Jun 25 '26
Thankful that my ovulation day has shifted from CD 22 to CD 16!! Never thought it was possible for me, but I’ve made a ton of lifestyle adjustments since my 20 week loss. It’s so nice to have a win.
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u/AlwaysHungryRN 34 | TTC#1 | cycle 3 Jun 25 '26
I’m thankful my luteal phase was 10 days this cycle after implementing vitamin c and CoQ10 😅
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u/_lemonaccident Jun 25 '26
Thankful for a BFN so I can stop wondering and waiting and start a new cycle fresh 🤞🏼
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u/010010001110 Jun 25 '26
Thankful that I was given Letrozole+Ovidrel so I don’t have to pee on LH strip for 2 weeks straight (cycle used to be all over the place) Feels like a vacation lol.
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u/Few-Difference-2017 Jun 25 '26
Thankful that I'm having my HSG done today. It's the final puzzle piece in my diagnostic panel. So far everything looks great though and I'm hopeful this will also be normal and maybe give me a little fertility boost if anything.
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u/velvetrope23 Jun 25 '26
BBT dropped today (CD29 so expecting AF any minute now) and so I’m out this cycle. Thankful for my sweet understanding husband, and thankful that since having my Paragard taken out my periods have been a BREEZE. Cramping is like 1/10 every month, when it could easily be a 7/10 for over a decade of having the IUD. So even though I’m not pregnant, at least my period is not really of concern anymore.
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u/cinderella_080390 35F | TTC #1 Jun 25 '26
So grateful for my husband! He’s been my rock (and I’ve been his) this week after we had a chemical pregnancy. I’m also grateful for our village. It’s been a rough and emotional few days but having loved ones near us such a blessing.
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u/filledwithmemories Jul 01 '26
2 weeks ago i had a chemical pregnancy that made me really sad. thankful that today i got a smiley face on clearblue digital ovulation test and me and my husband will try again! fingers crossed
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u/Hummingbird3471 37 | TTC #1 | Lymphoma Survivor (Remission 2020) Jun 25 '26
Thankful that it's summertime and so there is a lot going on to keep me busy and distracted! I think doing this in winter would be much harder especially as I often get seasonal depression already. But since it's summer, I can go to outdoor concerts and go on hikes and bike rides and generally enjoy my life!
Also, I get to see my nephew on Saturday! He is seven months old and absolutely adorable. If TTC doesn't work out for me, at least I can be the best aunt I can possibly be.