u/FragrantVariation761

I am that mum, that kid, that DIL, that friend, that co worker who raves about OAD life! There's so many big and little perks and it truly is the best of both worlds.

I've been told I should be more quiet because others lifestyles choices to have lots or support those that do. Idk though. I'm mostly celebrating my daughter and family. For example, I said how nice it is not to split up on airplanes and we all get to sit together! I don't say things like, "your life seems like hell to me" obviously that is tactless.

It seems to me even though, in Canada, the stats are seeing more OAD famillies. The culture norm is still to have more. And I feel people dont want to hear we're happy!

I was diagnosed with PCOS a few years ago after TTC for 1 year. I tried medicine for around a year, where they gradually opted the dose, nothing. I tried IUI. Failed. Started IVF. Had ao many eggs, but my husband's sperms quality wasnt Gizmodo and only one embryo survived. Tried to transfer. Failed. I'm 35. What do you all think the odds are we get pregnant ever?