If you could turn back the clock, knowing what you know now would you?  Seems like an easy answer at the first suggestion.  My life would be different in a number of ways because I know so much more now than I did back "then".  My life path has taken me on a hormonal journey that has been like one of those scary amusement park rides - part roller coaster ride and part like a trip to hell.

If I knew then what I know now:
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	<li>I would have known that having a period every couple of months or so meant that I wasn't ovulating....</li>
	<li>And if I knew I wasn't ovulating, I would have asked my doctors different questions....</li>
	<li>When my doctor told me that trying to have a baby "was a magical time" for my husband and I - I wouldn't have believed her....</li>
	<li>And if I didn't believe her I wouldn't have tried unsuccessfully to get pregnant for over a year without help....</li>
	<li>If I knew I didn't ovulate I would have figured out it was because my body didn't produce progesterone ....</li>
	<li>Once I realized my ovaries weren't the progesterone factories they were supposed to be I might have realized that my progesterone deficiency might cause me to miscarry my babies....</li>
	<li>Knowing that, I would have asked my ob/gyn the first time I got pregnant for natural progesterone</li>
	<li>If I'd asked for the natural progesterone I wouldn't have shed a million tears o</li>
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