First time and trying for a girl! Please help!
Hello, my husband and I want to have a daughter. I had a very traumatic miscarriage several years ago and haven't tried again til now for fear it would happen again. Not to get too tmi but my doc told me my miscarriage would look like chunks of hamburger and not to worry but I ended up passing my entire fetus. I'll never forget how it was the size of my thumb yet I could see every detail. I buried her (never found out sex but I wanted a girl) in a ring box at the park where my husband and I got married. It's still so hard for me to see little girls without crying. After seeing literally everyone in my family (even teens) having kids around me I can't take it anymore. I need my little girl. I promised hubby a lil boy next so he's agreed to this. LOL!
I've heard those in poorer health conceive girls so maybe I'm already fine lol. I'm 5ft 2in tall and 90lbs so I'm pretty tiny already and my health isn't the greatest. I have scoliosis, anemia, depression, and finally got over my sulfur intolerance issues by cutting back on lots of food. I currently take a multivitamin (3 gummies a day) plus fiber gummies (2 a day). My usually diet consists of basmati rice, french bread pizza (from the frozen aisle), occasionally berries (blueberries, raspberries and strawberries), a banana every once in awhile and junk food. I'm trying to manage to remember to drink at least 1 bottle of water daily.
My Calendar (app on my phone) says I have an average of duration (period) of 4 days, with an average cycle of 33 days. And that my next ovulation day is August 2, 2014 and my fertile days are July 28-Aug 3rd. I'm not entirely certain this is accurate though because it is sometimes off by a day or two. Also I've read that cervical muscus (or what I call kitty cream lol) is supposed to be like egg whites when ovulation is occuring and can get your panties very wet. But the problem with that for me is that I've always had wet panties (which is why I wear panty liners every day) so not sure how to tell.
I've been reading now for weeks and my head is spinning. There are so many contradictory things about swaying (foods, supplements, timing, etc) and now I'm so overwhelmed at this point. I don't know what to do so I was hoping maybe some of you ladies with success stories could point me in the right direction. I need something that will help me pretty quickly because hubby wants to start next month so I have a month to get prepared. All I want is my little girl and I want to make sure I make the best decision to get my lil girl.
Please help. :(