Just curious if anyone else out there is seeing a Napro Dr or using the Creighton Method for charting!
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@Mrs.VW: Sorry what's a Napro Dr and what's the creighton charting method?
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DH and I are using the creighton method to avoid and have been successful for almost a year. I'm lucky enough to live in a large enough city that my ob is familiar with they method and supportive so she reviews my charts with me at my annual visit, which is really nice!
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I did/am! My husband and I used Creighton to avoid at first. We saw some infertility warning signs and began working with a NaPro doctor to diagnose what ended up being PCOS. We're now due in December and plan to use to avoid again after. I think the method will be better than sympto-thermal while breastfeeding.
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@Bluestriped Bee- The Creighton charting method is a form of NFP charting that can be used for TTA or TTC. It's really well researched and relies on CM charting (but way more in depth than a self taught method or website gives). You work as a couple with a teacher to learn it. Napro stands for Natural Procreative Technology. A Napro doctor treats infertility related problems without the use of IVF and similar procedures. Napro and Creighton charting go hand in hand because problems can often be diagnosed in part based on the info on the chart. Here is a website with more info: http://www.naprotechnology.com/
OP - we do not use Napro or Creighton (we use CCL), but the people I know who have all really liked it.
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