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@jack871 Good perspective!

@jack871 Do you mind me asking how old your husband/partner is? Mine is 3 years older so he’s hit 40 this year and his age might be the thing that stops us from trying for #3…rather his thoughts about his age. I know I’d like a third but he feels like he will be too old in 2 years.

@sandpapermartyr First at 35, about to have my second at 37. Thinking about trying for #3 at 39.

@ajay003 Are you me? Feel like I could have written this myself. This year I feel like I’m being forced to do a family thanksgiving with my unvaccinated niece and nephew because everyone where I live just DGAF any more about the virus and I’m just sitting over here in my N95 and wondering how...

@kenya38 FWIW, if your doc for some reason is resistant to checking your progesterone or giving supplements, check out Proov. They offer an at home progesterone urine test and a progesterone boosting oil. I used the tests which showed my low progesterone and it finally convinced my doctor to let...

@kenya38 Not OP but pregnant 3 times now after turning 35 (one ectopic), one live birth, currently pregnant with second) and despite a year of TTC, the only months I got pregnant were when I supplemented with progesterone in the Luteal phase. My Luteal phase was averaging 10-11 days tops, but...

@lilith2006 I’m in Canada - I thought they approved a bivalent one for under 5’s here but maybe I’m wrong!

@peccavi44 Awesome thank you! Will obviously check with his doctor as well but this is nice to hear since he has a family medicine doctor not a paediatrician

I’m trying to figure out what the right thing to do is. Do I get my son his bivalent vaccine for COVID? He will start daycare in March when he turns one year old. We all just had COVID in October when he was 7 months. My mother is weary about me getting him the shot. Before we had COVID, I felt...