This week, especially for ICLW, I wanted to recap my posts on acupuncture. I did it through my cycles and I firmly believe that it helped keep me balanced. It eased my stress not only through a difficult time of infertility but the most difficult time of my life when my mother was dying. She passed on right in the middle of one cycle…which ironically was the cycle that I conceived my daughter (and I named her after my mom).
My husband also tried it and although it didn’t help his fertility (as far as his count issues were concerned) he did feel it was extremely relaxing and that it helped him deal with the whole experience.
So, if you’re on the fence about it, try it. It can’t hurt and actually it doesn’t hurt at all. (And I’m a HUGE hater of needles and pain and it REALLY wasn’t painful at all.)
Here are the posts…check them out! 
To Prick Or Not To Prick
My Top Ten Acupuncture Tips
Some Needles That Are Worth a Try
Acupuncture I did it through my cycles and I firmly believe that it helped keep me balanced.
I LOVE acupuncture!!!!! I often fall asleep during treatment!
Aaahh, this post makes me want to start acu up again!! Such a great relaxing thing…
I just started acupuncture this cycle and I am also hooked already! I hope it helps.
I just started acupuncture this cycle and I am also hooked already! I hope it helps.
Love your blog… I was wondering, do you have any thoughts on doing reiki rather than accupuncture during treatment?
I actually don’t have any particular thoughts because I am not familiar with reiki…but I will look into it for a new post! Thanks!!
Acupuncture is known to be one of the most effective ways to treat various diseases and an alternative to health services in Los Angeles and in the entire USA.