I found a great place to chart online that is free, and I just have to tell you about it. I have been using MyFertilityCycle for over a month and am very pleased with it. I don't get up at the same time each day and often don't get enough sleep in one stretch to take my BBT and have it mean anything on a chart, but with MyFertilityCycle, I don't have to!!!
I can chart just my cm observations and see when I am and am not fertile! I can also chart my BBT if I wish along with many other things including procedures, medications, treatments, lab and other tests. This is a great tool for anyone that is ttcing and I invite you to sign up and get charting!
I hope to see you on the forum!!!
May 19, 2007
Brand New Blog For You
Welcome, I am Debbi Secaur the owner/webmaster of TTC Dreams and I can't wait to let you know what has been happening with the website. Last week, two articles were added to the site and an announcement was sent out to the Newsletter subscribers, so they could be the first to read them. Now, everyone that visits TTC Dreams can read these two articles.
Feeling Frisky, Herbs For Fertility was written by Susun Weed a very talented and knowledgeable lady who is an expert in herbal medicine. Here is a short quote from her article...
"Many common plants can be used to influence fertility, including red clover, partridge berry, liferoot, wild carrot, and wild yam. Some of these grow wild, others are easy to cultivate, and, with the exception of wild carrot, all are also readily available at health food stores." Be sure to read the entire article and visit Susun's website too.
What is Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome was written by the webmaster and offers some basic information on what PCOS is and how it can be treated with different medications and lifestyle changes. Here is a short quote from the article...
"Polycystic ovaries look like they have a string of pearls inside them. This is because a woman with PCOS fails to produce the amount of hormones needed for ovulation. The eggs begin to develop, but are never released, or released infrequently resulting in "many cysts" in the ovaries. Because of the lack of ovulation, the menstrual cycle is irregular or non-existent." Be sure to read the entire article.
Stay tuned for more updates, and don't forget to subscribe to the TTC Dreams Newsletter and/or the Announcements List.
Feeling Frisky, Herbs For Fertility was written by Susun Weed a very talented and knowledgeable lady who is an expert in herbal medicine. Here is a short quote from her article...
"Many common plants can be used to influence fertility, including red clover, partridge berry, liferoot, wild carrot, and wild yam. Some of these grow wild, others are easy to cultivate, and, with the exception of wild carrot, all are also readily available at health food stores." Be sure to read the entire article and visit Susun's website too.
What is Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome was written by the webmaster and offers some basic information on what PCOS is and how it can be treated with different medications and lifestyle changes. Here is a short quote from the article...
"Polycystic ovaries look like they have a string of pearls inside them. This is because a woman with PCOS fails to produce the amount of hormones needed for ovulation. The eggs begin to develop, but are never released, or released infrequently resulting in "many cysts" in the ovaries. Because of the lack of ovulation, the menstrual cycle is irregular or non-existent." Be sure to read the entire article.
Stay tuned for more updates, and don't forget to subscribe to the TTC Dreams Newsletter and/or the Announcements List.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
About the Webmaster
- Debbi Carter
- Debbi Carter is a stay at home mom, writer, reader, gamer, and a soon to be busy book reviewer. If you are an independent author and would like to have your book reviewed, let me know! I am also very interested in reproductive information (fertility, infertility, birth control) and love to share the knowledge I have gained with others which has led me to a new blog, Ask Aunt Flo. Follow me on Twitter @TTCDreams @Kirvay and now @AskAuntFlo.