does anyone know how to conceive again with a very thin womb lining?

[pollybee3]

trying for 3years and finally had my daughter 3months ago, but what concerns me, is that the midwife mentioned that the lining of my womb was a bit too thin, and this was probably why i haven't been pregnant until last february with my first. will this affect my chances to have another?

[becs2013]

i miscarried once and had 2 stillbirths at 24weeks pregnant. after these, my periods were very irregular and i lost alot of large blood clots so i kept going back to my gp. after numerous amounts of tests and scans etc the conclusion was that the lining of my uterus was very thin and breaking down, hense the clots, and the reson for miscarriage and stillbirths were because my body did not provide a good environment for my babies to grow and develop properly. as time went on i suffered more complications and doctors discovered something wrong with the way my ovaries worked. i was told chances of me getting pregnant were about 15%, chances of me carrying full term and having a healthy baby were even less.

i am now almost 14weeks pregnant and my baby is extremely healthy, alot more than the 3 i previously lost. i consider this a good sign.

my advice... dont let the doctors scare you, you and your body will prove them wrong when you're ready and the times right x