[amy]

That does sound tough. I’ve heard from others who had similar experiences initially but found success with different types of contacts or with extra guidance from their eye doctor.

[amy]

Thank you for opening up about your struggles. I can only imagine how difficult this journey has been for you and your partner. It’s important to remember that you’re not alone in this, an

Thank you for opening up about your struggles. I can only imagine how difficult this journey has been for you and your partner. It’s important to remember that you’re not alone in this, and there’s no shame in seeking support. What I did (I ended up doing one round of IVF) is taking 3 months before prenatal vitamins, but in my experience, it was better to buy the different PARTS contained in one pill and get them as separate vitamins. The grams are usually too low to really do something, so it is better to make the dosage higher this way. For example: daily at least 400mg of folic acid is very important if nothing else! That is something my husband helped with, as he was really into this kind of stuff.

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[amy]

Definitely. Eye health is nothing to mess around with, so it’s crucial to listen to your body and not force something that doesn’t feel right. If glasses work better for you, then thatR

Definitely. Eye health is nothing to mess around with, so it’s crucial to listen to your body and not force something that doesn’t feel right. If glasses work better for you, then that’s perfectly fine.

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