carlosb783:
I was diagnosed with fibroid and my right tube was blocked also, it is almost 15 months now since i order an herbal product from (Oduduwa Ajakaye) on facebook, Today i'm carrying my bundle of joy in my hands

247glorious:

she is in benin city. whr r u?

iOmoge:


Please what is 555 cup

Monalisa1:


Am in benin 2. I stay in Ugbor. Wld lyk 2 meet d lady in persin.

iyomomo:
I tink its dat popular stainless steel cup, u knw d most common one is produced by a co. 555. @ 247glorious pls clarify. Thanks

247glorious:
Kk i will collect d numbr frm my mum n send it to u. I dnt call her personally my mum booked appointments i just followed. Buh little patience cos d last i saw her i had to go to whr she went for refuge. She lives in Aruogba buh had to relocate cos of d dispute thr nw. will ask sha

iyomomo:

Please my dear, how does one know d female species of these plants

iyomomo:

Thanks for ur response dear sister. God bless u!
Okazi leaves is d one dey use to make afang soup, I don't tink its bitter, on d other hand UTAZI is verrrry bitter like bitter leaf, it is used for isi-ewu.
Yes its d Okazi for Afang soup buh ds time tell dm female okazi. D

sida acuta leaves , how much of it is enof for one time preparation, and can I blend wit water, sieve & drink instead? Is it also taken 1st tin in d morning?

247glorious:

Harvest as much sida acuta as u can, u store d left over n take over say 3days. U put in d fridge nt freezer o n shake b4 drinking cos it settles. Its even easier to drink while cold cos d bitter no b rice n beans for those with sweet tooth.

mum2bsoon:
@247glorious, pls wch one is Sida acuta (wat is d generic name)? Wat tym of d day is it taken? Tanks ma

Goldengift:
Please all please want to know what can be used to boost male fertility within a month. Will really appreciate a quick response. Thanks.

iyomomo:

Sida acuta also known as broom weed.

moca:
It takes approximately 3 months for a male sperm to develop and mature.
Taking drug for a one month miracle is a no no.
It's better to build healthy ones from scratch.
Why d rush @ goldengift?
TTC,is never ever rushed dear cos one might be disappointed.

To all, baby dust.

1dafuGod:
Hello Mama's in the House,
Pls do any one knows where I can get Wheatgrass shots or tablets in Lagos ? Hear it helps reduce high Fsh, hormone. Also where can I get coldpress Coconut oil?

I have DIM tablets if anyone is interested.

Wishing all a testimony filled week.
Baby dust to all.

iyomomo:

“There are women that become mothers without effort, without thought, without patience or loss and though they are good mothers and love their children, I know that I will be better.

I will be better not because of genetics, or money or that I have read more books but because I have struggled and toiled for this child.
I have longed and waited. I have cried and prayed.
I have endured and planned over and over again.

Like most things in life, the people who truly have appreciation are those who have struggled to attain their dreams.
I will notice everything about my child.
I will take time to watch my child sleep, explore and discover.
I will marvel at this miracle every day for the rest of my life.

I will be happy when I wake in the middle of the night to the sound of my child, knowing that I can comfort, hold and feed him and that I am not waking to take another temperature, pop another pill, take another shot or cry tears of a broken dream.
My dream will be crying for me.

I count myself lucky in this sense; that God has given me this insight, this special vision with which I will look upon my child that my friends will not see.

Whether I parent a child I actually give birth to or a child that God leads me to, I will not be careless with my love.

I will be a better mother for all that I have endured. I am a better wife, a better aunt, a better daughter, neighbor, friend and sister because I have known pain.

I know disillusionment as I have been betrayed by my own body. I have been tried by fire and hell many never face, yet given time, I stood tall.

I have prevailed.
I have succeeded.
I have won.

So now, when others hurt around me, I do not run from their pain in order to save myself discomfort.
I see it, mourn it, and join them in theirs.

I listen.

And even though I cannot make it better, I can make it less lonely.
I have learned the immense power of another hand holding tight to mine, of other eyes that moisten as they learn to accept the harsh truth and when life is beyond hard.
I have learned a compassion that only comes with walking in those shoes.

I have learned to appreciate life.

Yes, I will be a wonderful mother.”

Janemumof4:

This poem touched my heart. I have been on both sides.
I had issues with my previous account so opened another. The difference between the two is "mom" spelt as "mum". I'm counting down now.
Congrats to all the successful bfps.
Those still waiting, it will end with praise.
Brainky, I sent you an email.
LadyG,the ebook has continued to encourage me. You will surely testify in Jesus name.

iyomomo:

Text book theory says 3 months, in some cases it improves in a month or 2. My dh had his zero improve in less dan 2 months even producin a preg. Some mama's n papa's in dis thread and d ttc thread hav given testimonies about it increasing in a month using drugs like manix, addyzoa,proviron n progonal. @ Goldengift u can search nairaland 4 dese meds n get mor info. But have in mind , wat works 4 "A" might not work 4 "B"

Goldengift:
Thanks sis. He can take addyoza alone right? And pls where can I get addyoza?

pslm23:
[b]Part 2

After 7 IUIs hubby and myself decided to take a breather and try to figure out what the heck was wrong. In between taking that breather we baby danced like crazy but nothing happened. 2 years ago we went back to my ob/gyn and she decided to put me on a monitored clomid cycle for 6 months because according to her, there is no reason why I shouldn't be able to get pregnant. So, hubby and I went back to baby dancing again like crazy. At first, he was very happy but then after like the 3rd month, he said he was begining to feel like a "piece of meat"  It didn't matter what he was doing, if my OPK says it's time, he better be ready!

6 months of the clomid cycle and I was done! I was tired and I told hubby that maybe God did not want this to happen. In the meantime, I had gotten this fantastic job and my insurance was the best. It covered IVF treatment 100% plus medication. All i pay for is $5 which is my co-pay.

January of this year, i decided to go online and start researching other fertility clinics. I saw 2 that looked very promising based on their IVF success rates. Hubby and I prayed over it and we decided to try the one closer to my job. On our very first consultation visit, we fell in love with my now RE. She asked a whole bunch of questions no other doctor had asked, she listened to us, and she ordered a whole bunch of tests under the sun before she would tell us if IVF is the right path to take.

Well, guess what? I had a HSG scheduled and i actually watched the whole process on a big screen they had in the room. I saw my tubes and saw what my problem was. Right there on the screen, we all saw the HSG dye stop moving as it moved up my tubes and then I had that horrible pain again. Turns out that both my tubes were totally and completely blocked and i also had hydro on top of it. The RE looked at hubby and myself and said, "thats why the IUIs and Clomid cycle failed. Your eggs are not coming down into the uterus" . my husband was going crazy by this time thinking of all the money we spent at the other clinic and so was i. After I got cleaned up and we were back in the consultation room, I asked the doc so what now? and he said IVF was my only route right now to have a baby but even before the IVF I needed to have surgery to either cautherize the section of my damaged tubes or ties them off because i had hydro leaking into my uterus and even if the IVF is a success at implatation stage, the hydro might kill the embryo.

Hubby and I went home, talked about what we had learnt, re-watched the HSG again (the clinic always gives the patient a copy of their procedure on a disc) and decided to have bothe tubes taken out completely because frankly speaking, they are not doing anything for me anymore.

In the last part of this story of my journey, I will talk about my surgery and finally the begining of my medications.[/b]

iyomomo:

“There are women that become mothers without effort, without thought, without patience or loss and though they are good mothers and love their children, I know that I will be better.

I will be better not because of genetics, or money or that I have read more books but because I have struggled and toiled for this child.
I have longed and waited. I have cried and prayed.
I have endured and planned over and over again.

Like most things in life, the people who truly have appreciation are those who have struggled to attain their dreams.
I will notice everything about my child.
I will take time to watch my child sleep, explore and discover.
I will marvel at this miracle every day for the rest of my life.

I will be happy when I wake in the middle of the night to the sound of my child, knowing that I can comfort, hold and feed him and that I am not waking to take another temperature, pop another pill, take another shot or cry tears of a broken dream.
My dream will be crying for me.

I count myself lucky in this sense; that God has given me this insight, this special vision with which I will look upon my child that my friends will not see.

Whether I parent a child I actually give birth to or a child that God leads me to, I will not be careless with my love.

I will be a better mother for all that I have endured. I am a better wife, a better aunt, a better daughter, neighbor, friend and sister because I have known pain.

I know disillusionment as I have been betrayed by my own body. I have been tried by fire and hell many never face, yet given time, I stood tall.

I have prevailed.
I have succeeded.
I have won.

So now, when others hurt around me, I do not run from their pain in order to save myself discomfort.
I see it, mourn it, and join them in theirs.

I listen.

And even though I cannot make it better, I can make it less lonely.
I have learned the immense power of another hand holding tight to mine, of other eyes that moisten as they learn to accept the harsh truth and when life is beyond hard.
I have learned a compassion that only comes with walking in those shoes.

I have learned to appreciate life.

Yes, I will be a wonderful mother.”