School and ttc progress
Im going to start using this platform as a blog for my school and ttc progress. So for the month of March, I did not concieve or finish a class.
School: I began my informal logic class. This is what I learned. Strong arguments have evidence based premises that support the truth of the conclusions. Critical thinking is an important part of life.
Ttc: I did not concieve in the month of March and I did not ovulate either. This is devastating, because March was the last month of 2025 to have a baby by the end of 2025. I am saddened that by time I concieve I will have a 6 and 4 year age gap between my child and their brothers. I am holding out hope for April.
The journey of balancing education and the trying-to-conceive (TTC) process can be both rewarding and challenging. Many individuals pursuing higher education often find themselves facing additional stressors when they are also trying to conceive. Informal logic classes not only enhance your reasoning skills but also promote critical thinking, which is essential when navigating complex emotions tied to both school and family planning. Support systems, open communication, and self-care strategies become crucial components of this journey. If you ever feel overwhelmed, consider seeking out community support groups, either online or in person, where you can connect with others facing similar experiences. Learn about the ovulation cycle and potential fertility signs to better track TTC efforts. As you continue to work on your academic pursuits, remember to celebrate small victories, whether that's mastering a new concept in school or achieving a better understanding of your body’s signals. Stay hopeful and proactive as you move forward in both your education and your desire to expand your family.
