They say that if you're under 30 or 35 (I can't remember which) trying for a year is normal. If you're over that age, you need to try for 6 months before you're considered "having issues" so you're doing fine so far but I know each month is like major heartbreak. What are you doing to help conceive? Tracking periods? Ovulation strips?

Thanks for sharing your success stories!

I was told all those same things at 16. Shortly before I was 18, they started giving me a birth control shot as well as having me continue to take only the hormone pills from the birth control packs. Every month I'd go in, pee in a cup, test negative, receive another shot, continue taking the pills. Well, here it is end of March, yearly examination, doctor says "this doesn't feel right down here" checks my records...okay? Last 4 months all negative on the pregnancy tests. She has me go and pee in a cup, tests it, still negative. Pricks my finger, puts it on a test stip, Says I'm pregnant and most likely 12 wks. Wanted me to consent to an abortion right there on the spot, no ultrasounds, no nothing. I have a healthy 15 year old boy, along with an almost 14 year old daughter and almost 11 year old boy. All 3 of mine were conceived while taking birth control medication. My 2nd 2 were noticed much faster than 12 wks., as I went in as soon as I was late having my cycle. I carried all to term almost. My boys were 39 wks and my daughter was 37 1/2 wks. Also too, with my daughter...my placenta started separating. All 3 were induced. Stay positive and good luck!

My cousin has two kids, she's 43years. She had endometriosis when she was 23years.

We started trying 2 months ago, Probably would of started sooner but he was deployed for almost 8months.