Just wondering how early I should arrive at the train station to get in the Eurostar back to London. Does it get really busy or have they not implemented it yet? Don't want to arrive too early but not late either!
Many thanks!
I'm a 32F who wants to get into reading. I used to read books as a teenager but haven't read much since. I read basic books like Twilight and The Hunger Games. As a young adult, I read some Khaled Hosseni books.
I recently my first book in years - randomly bought the book Yellowface and actually enjoyed it so now I want to read more! I don't know my "genre" yet. I want easy ish read I guess. Some drama? Some thriller? I don't want strong fantasy. Maybe romcom? Cosy books? I had a friend recommend Colleen Hoover but it sounds awful haha... So any recommendations will be appreciated! Let me know your reasons too. Thank you!
Edit: thank you so much everyone!!! I am so excited to start this journey with all of your recommendations! It feels less overwhelming asking people than walking into a bookstore and having no idea where to begin.
I don't know what to do at this point. I don't think I'm ready for IVF.
Feeling really deflated. We have been trying for over 2 years now. We got pregnant last year but sadly that ended in MMC. Everyone says you're so fertile afterwards but nothing happened for us. We had a HyCoSy a few months ago that is also supposed to help but did nothing for us. I'm just so frustrated.
Context: on metformin and letrozole. Got pregnant on 1st cycle of 5mg letrozole. Now I ovulate every month on letrozole but haven't been able to get pregnant. No male factor issues. Just me and my pcos.