Good luck charms for fertility?

Hi everyone, is there anyone on here that uses good luck charms for there fertility issues and if so what are they? And have they helped?

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Happy for you, congratulations xx

[andylins]

Here are some of mine:

TTC since Jan 2008. Faced 2 chemical pregnancies the 2 following years.

Was put on Clomid 50 but ended with another chemical.

Oct-Dec 2010 Fermara 5 and Purgon 75. Had 3 months break from treatments.

Feb & Mar & Apr 2011 IUI #1 & 2 & 3 Purgon 150 & Clomid 100 BFN x3.

IVF #1 Superfact & Puregon 300. 10 eggs retrieved, 8 mature, 6 eggs fertilized, 2 survived. Transferred 2 low grade morulas on day 5 – BFN.

Donor Egg Cycle. IVF#1 (DE)April 2015. Transferred 1 grade 4AA embryo – BFN. Dr made some changes into treatment protocol.

IVF#2 (DE) - transferred 2 blasts. BFP on 6dp5dt.1st Beta 148. 2nd Beta- 315. 7wk 3d ultrasound - 1 heartbeat 138bpm, measuring 7wks 3ds.

My sweet son born via C-section.

[andylins]

Where did you undergo surrogacy? If you don't mind me asking. Surrogacy in the UK might be complicated. As far as I know, the woman who gives birth is always treated as the mother in UK law. She has the right to keep the child. Even if they’re not genetically related!! Surrogacy contracts aren’t enforced by UK law which is weird. This is so even if you’ve a signed deal with your surrogate and have paid for her expenses. Besides the child’s legal father or ‘second parent’ will be the surrogate’s husband or partner. Then you must apply for a parental order if you want to become the legal parent of the child. In order to do this you must be genetically related to a child. You and your partner must also have the child living with you and reside permanently in either the UK, Channel Islands or Isle of Man. You can’t apply for a parental order if you’re single. And if neither you or your partner are related to the child, or you’re single, adoption is the only way you can become the child’s legal parent. I know it's TMI, not sure I what for was typing all this. But for me the whole surrogacy process in the UK seems so intricate..I got intrigued whether you've been though this way..TIA