birth control hormones

Fertility Friday Podcast Interview – Charting Questions

March 27, 2015
rose yewchuk
Fertility Friday Podcast
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I’m back on the Fertility Friday podcast! This time, Lisa and I handle some common charting questions. I’m too lazy!! How can I make this work? How much work is actually involved in using the Fertility Awareness Method? Should I keep the predictor setting on my charting app? What are the reasons besides pregnancy that could make my period late? What does vaginal cell slough look like? Is it real? And how do I tell the difference between vaginal cell…

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A Bitter Pill To Swallow

December 1, 2014
rose yewchuk
Get off the Pill, Wellness Alberta Magazine
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Find out how birth control hormones can damage your fertility Taking the birth control pill is so common for today’s women that it’s almost a rite of passage, on par with getting a driver’s license or graduating from high school. But most women taking birth control don’t want to prevent pregnancy forever – they just want to delay it until the right time in their lives. Here’s where the problem comes in: although these methods are marketed as safe and…

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"Between my two pregnancies, I closely monitored my Basal Body Temperature and casually observed my mucous patterns so that I was well aware of what was going on in my body as we tried to conceive.

Because I could see the shift in temperature when I had ovulated, I knew that the cramping I felt about 12 days later was actually implantation rather than the onset of my period. It felt a little different too, just on one side of my uterus, which I may not have noticed if not for the awareness I gained from charting."

— Lisa Lunn, Fertility Awareness Charting Circle, Edmonton

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