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I wondered myself if I could have kids, so I understand your anxiety. There are many different factors to conception. These include whether the woman is ovulating and whether the man's sperm health is optimal. Another important factor is timing. Even when all the factors are optimal with the woman ovulating every month, the man's sperm health being very good, and their timing being perfect, there is still only about a 40% chance each month of becoming pregnant. It's not uncommon to try for 6 months to a year without success and not know what's wrong. This is called "unexplained infertility." <b>If you are ovulating, then there is always a chance that you can get pregnant. So don't give up hope!</b> I have been pregnant four times with two ending in miscarriage before conceiving my two sons. The first time took me six months. Then it took me 13 months before I got pregnant again. These both ended in miscarriage, and then I got pregnant the month following my second miscarriage and carried the pregnancy to full term. It's hard to say why it can take so long. It's a mystery that we cannot fully control or understand. All we can do is try our best to get our bodies as healthy as possible and get our timing right and leave the rest to the Creator of Life. Please keep us updated!

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