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I didn't get my first cycle after going off of Depo until 4mos later and that

was AFTER I was put on Provera/Estrogen to jump start a cycle and that was

basically nothing to it! I then did 4mos of Clomid to no avail but heavier

periods!

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2/26/01

Mommy to:

(5) , Saralyn (4), Hunter (7/3/03)

and

#4 due sometime in September '04!

We have 3 kids, soon we'll have FOUR!

After this one,

Quoth Raven...

NEVERMORE!

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I wanted to relay my experience w/ Depo for you and maybe give you

alittle hope. I was on Depo for over three years and was engaged to

get married. I had gone off the Depo becuase we were getting married

and started taking the pill. I tried two different kinds, because the

first ones gave me a headache. The first month, I had a regular

period and the second month I messed up on taking the pills on time

and tadaaaaa I was pregnant a month before our wedding.

After my pregnancy I went back on the Depo and stayed on it until

about a year ago. I started having my periods after 2 months and been

regular since then. I had WLS on 5/16/03 and am just know trying to

get preg. so we will see what happens. I was 371 before surgery and

down to 231, but I am also 6 foot tall. I am 31 lbs away from my

goal. Good luck and you might give the pills a try to jump start

things along....

- In OSSG-pregnant , " "

wrote:

> ,

>

> THanks for the information. It looks like to me in my efforts to

> have a safe and effective recovery from WLS surgery, I might have

> made an sabotaged my baby efforts! But, its done and there is

> nothing I can do about it I guess. I dont now how to approach this

> with my husband who thinks that within a few months, we will start

> trying. I hate to tell him now, but I dont want to wait and burden

> myself with this on my own. He has been very unenvolved in my WLS

> saga. He is happy for me and we have a great marriage, but " this

> isnt his thing, its mine " . He is happy I did it and he can see how

> happy I am, but he doesnt really get too involved in whats going on

> with the mechanics of it.

>

> I did a lot of research on WebMD after I got the other posts about

> Depo and most of the articles seem to say that my period should

> return in 4-6 months. A couple said 3 months. This is what my doc

> told me when I asked about changing to depo the month of my

surgery.

> I took my first shot December 1, 2003 and had surgery December 23,

> 2003. I had period on December and January and havent had one

> since, so it took like two months to get in my system. About the

> fertile part, I guess we will just have to wait and see, but I love

> the idea of the ovulation strips.

>

> angela m

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