Anyone worried about losing too much weight?

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Originally Posted by Indira

I´m wondering too what to do. I was looking at charts on Fertility Friend and with girl pregnancies there were sooooo many people that Bd through O or had a 1 day cut-off! So I´m planning on doing a 1 day cut-off, if O gets delayed it will be a 2-3 day cut off, with which I will be fine the first month.
I did get pregnant on first attempt with both my boys i think on O, but I had a lot of EWCM then and now it dried up, so I feel aiming at a 3 day cut-off to start with will make it hard for me to get pregnant and that means other months of diet:sad:
It´s a risk, I guess I will find out afterwards how much timing matters for me and DH.

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I completely agree, if you have no/little CM, you may not be able to get pg at all with a 2-3 day cutoff. Limiting the amount of time you ahve to be on that infernal diet is worth the risk (at least in my mind!) because timing just seems to have so much conflicting info about it.

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Originally Posted by kaseybaby

I have the same thinking. So then do you recommend BD straight through? Doing Deanna's plan? Doing one month of a 2 day cut off then the next month doing Deanna's plan or BD straight through?

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My plan was to do frequent BD through O but then I had an oopsie. Since then, I've come to think (based in part on the Minerva's Mommy blog from IG) that a one-day cutoff, either with frequent BD or abstaining, seems to be a good compromise between BD through O and longer cutoffs.

But I do like Deanna's Plan for increasing odds of pregnancy.

Yes, I am worried about losing too much weight. I actually have struggled with an eating disorder in the past---but was very healthy when I conceived both my sons (125 pounds, 5'4). This diet worries me because I don't want to "go back there" for very long. I "want" to say it's worth it if I get my baby girl, but I also don't want to cause myself to be unhealthy again.

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Originally Posted by mindyjean

Yes, I am worried about losing too much weight. I actually have struggled with an eating disorder in the past---but was very healthy when I conceived both my sons (125 pounds, 5'4). This diet worries me because I don't want to "go back there" for very long. I "want" to say it's worth it if I get my baby girl, but I also don't want to cause myself to be unhealthy again.

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Mindy, in that case it is prob. best for you to just hold steady where you are and focus on lower protein instead and be more strict about things like jellies, sperm count, and timing. I do not want you to risk your health for swaying.