Amazing! I'm so glad you are connecting with a practitioner! The way that Creighton can help couples start a family is truly beautiful!

Awesome! It is so exciting to learn about fertility and center all aspects of your relationship around God! Go girl! :)

I definitely plan to! Glad to hear you'd like to see more!

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i realize it's pretty off topic but do anybody know a good place to stream new tv shows online?

@Ricardo Grayson i would suggest Flixzone. You can find it by googling :)

Thank you! I am so glad you've been able to learn and start using NFP, that's wonderful!

You're welcome! I'm glad it was helpful for you!!

WOW this makes me SO happy!

Hey! So sorry I missed your comment, I can never figure out KZfaq notifications haha! I am so glad you're enjoying it! Totally up for it, I love that idea. Thanks for the suggestion!

I love that!

Yay, I am so glad!

Thank you so much!

Yes! We have that here in South Florida also. Such a great resource!

Glad you liked it!

Welcome to Creighton! It is honestly so great and empowering no matter if you're charting to avoid pregnancy, achieve pregnancy, diagnose a fertility issue or just learn more about your body! It's so great!

Thank you!

I wanted to make sure we addressed the differences between types of NFP so I thought your comment led into that well. I apologize for overlooking your other question!

Sarah's responses: Q: Isn't NFP contraception? A: There is nothing contraceptive about paying attention to your body and being aware of times of fertility and infertility. Contraception means you are using artificial to deliberately block pregnancy, and that is not what we are doing with NFP. Q: But it's like you're playing God... A: NFP can actually make you realize how little control you have over your fertility. Just because you're using fertile days doesn't mean you're going to get pregnant. Choosing not to intentionally achieve pregnancy or abstain from intercourse is certainly not a sin. Most of our lives we are not having sex and that does not mean we are sinning.

Natural Family Planning is a tool supported by the Catholic Church for many reasons including avoiding or achieving pregnancy, and diagnosing many fertility issues. I suppose you mean that using NFP to avoid pregnancy should only be used in extreme circumstances. The Church expresses that NFP upholds the dignity of the human person as well as the marital union. She also says that couples may decide to naturally space births by using NFP for just reasons. "For just reasons, spouses may wish to space the births of their children. It is their duty to make certain that their desire is not motivated by selfishness but is in conformity with the generosity appropriate to responsible parenthood. Moreover, they should conform their behavior to the objective criteria of morality." [Catechism of the Catholic Church 2368]

Unfortunately there aren't NFP/NaPro nurses/doctors in all hospitals, however the doctors will be covered by most all major insurance companies. For example, down here in Miami I only know of one NFP doctor and the closest NaPro doctor is more than 4 hours away. We didn't talk much about NaPro in the video, but that is the technology used to naturally treat issues like PCOS, endometriosis, etc. If you check out the NaPro website (fertilitycare.org) you'll be able to see their data/studies as well as the providers. Hope this helps!

Unfortunately there aren't NFP/NaPro nurses/doctors in all hospitals, however the doctors will be covered by most all major insurance companies. For example, down here in Miami I only know of one NFP doctor and the closest NaPro doctor is more than 4 hours away. We didn't talk much about NaPro in the video, but that is the technology used to naturally treat issues like PCOS, endometriosis, etc. If you check out the NaPro website (fertilitycare.org) you'll be able to see their data/studies as well as the providers. Hope this helps!

Hello! We are in Florida but Sarah works with clients virtually all over the country! Feel free to reach out to her if you are interested in learning more, her contact info is in the description box :)

This is something you'd have to discuss with a NaPro doctor. Typically double peak is caused by stress but there could, of course, be other causes that would be identified by further testing. Check out fertilitycare.org to find a practitioner/doctor!

LOVE Creighton!

Great question! It works the same way for women postpartum. She'll be making observations of her cervical mucus to determine fertility. She will ovulate again before her first period postpartum so if she is avoiding pregnancy Creighton can help her chart her days of fertility to avoid intercourse on those days. Or on the other side she can equally use it effectively postpartum to achieve pregnancy again soon if that is her intention!

Creighton will help you identify any and all observations, whether that is a dry day or a mucus day. There is not only peak type mucus but many other distinguishable factors that we look at to see what her body is telling her. Cervical mucus is necessary for pregnancy to occur. It's possible to ovulate and not have cervical mucus, some women have limited to no cervical mucus. This is something we would observe through charting and address with the NaPro medical application to address those reproductive concerns and treat any related issues.

That would be a great question to discuss with a NaPro Doctor (fertilitycare.org/what-is-naprotechnology). I am so sorry for your losses. I'd highly recommend Creighton & NaPro because this will help you learn about what is going on with your cycle and body to help you become physically healthy and address any health concerns. I don't know of free fertility care centers. Those who are trained practitioners have invested time, energy and finances for years to earn the education to teach others & so the cost of services should reflect their expertise and the value clients receive. You can find a Creighton Fertility Care Center here: fertilitycare.org/

I tell my clients at least 6 months before your wedding but definitely the earliest you can is best!

I would agree. I started 6 months before my wedding and I thought that was perfect. It gave me enough time to learn charting and learn my body before I really needed to use it accurately with my husband!

Thanks guys!!

Creighton was developed based on the Billings method. Creighton has standardized mucus observations while Billings is more subjective. Both are accurate, just different methods.

@@MelissaGraceTablada And what's the " standards of mucus observación"?

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Sara Mallett with Creighton, usually we assume period days are fertile days because it’s very difficult to test for mucus on your period. If using a tampon or period is heavy we always assume it’s a fertile day since we’re not able to test for it and it is possible (though rare) to ovulate early during your period. If you have a light period day and aren’t using a tampon you can check for mucus as you would other days and then determine if you are fertile or not and then make a determination for sex accordingly. Hope that makes sense & helps!

Melissa Tablada yes that makes a lot of sense thank you! Please pray for me I just got engaged and me and my fiancé are planning our wedding and preparing for our marriage ☺️

Sara Mallett congratulations! You’ll be in our prayers!

Melissa Tablada thank you! It has been amazing, Todd and I decided to consecrate ourselves to Mary after I read your blog post on spoken bride (I think that’s where I read your testimony)! Thank you for a great video on NFP it has helped me a lot!

@@saramallett7467 Oh amazing, praise God! I couldn't be more thrilled to hear that! I am glad this helped & if you don't have a NFP teacher yet, feel free to reach out to Sarah (her contact info is in the description box) she is more than happy to help!

If you are trying to achieve pregnancy, then you would have sex any time you'd like - especially on fertile days. Only if trying to avoid a pregnancy you would abstain from sex during fertile days.

Because u tire urself out and the day u tried to make a baby on is not even a fertile day! Lol. That could be 1 answer if I WAS trying to get pregnant. I'm still learning.

How can you get prégnant easily

Sorry..lol when you mentioned about chemicals in the water from peeing..it reminded me of that famous quote from Alex Jones. Lol. Anyways, thank you for your explanation, I'm been looking into this because I've been trying 8 years to conceive another child, I just found out I have EM hyperplasia with atypia and I'm trying to find a specialist to help me get pregnant since a hystroctomy is recommended.