NFP Kit forsale

[EricCKS]

I do not know if it is appropriate here but I have this never used NFP kit forsale. My wife and I read the book some but we just did not get into it. This kit comes with a thick book, thermometer, pamphlets, tape, and charts. Thermometer is still in the box. You can buy this kit at www.ccli.org for $75.00. I will sell it for $50.00 shipped to your door. Email if interested.

We actually went with the Creighton Model we have found to work much better for us.

Thanks

Eric echasel@yahoo.com

 

[IMAbeliever]

Eric-

Your post brings up a question I wanted to post. My wife and I use the Creighton model and as I posted below, we are pregnant after 4 mos. of use and NOT trying to conceive. Don’t get me wrong, we are excited about the baby, but have serious questions about the Creighton model for the future. We were trained by NFP certified instructors, went to follow up sessions, followed the book and charting, etc… We felt we understood the program. Not sure what we did “wrong”??

Why have you found this model better? I have read that some couples have combined the themoter(sp) model and Creighton model. I might be interested in your kit if this combination is helpful. Do you (or others) have any (name removed by moderator)ut on this??

God Bless! Todd

 

[Rascal]

EricCKS:

I do not know if it is appropriate here but I have this never used NFP kit forsale. My wife and I read the book some but we just did not get into it. This kit comes with a thick book, thermometer, pamphlets, tape, and charts. Thermometer is still in the box. You can buy this kit at www.ccli.org for $75.00. I will sell it for $50.00 shipped to your door. Email if interested.

We actually went with the Creighton Model we have found to work much better for us.

Thanks

Eric echasel@yahoo.com

Just a suggestion, can you condsider donating it? Perhaps to your local parish?

 

[EricCKS]

IMAbeliever:

Eric-

Your post brings up a question I wanted to post. My wife and I use the Creighton model and as I posted below, we are pregnant after 4 mos. of use and NOT trying to conceive. Don’t get me wrong, we are excited about the baby, but have serious questions about the Creighton model for the future. We were trained by NFP certified instructors, went to follow up sessions, followed the book and charting, etc… We felt we understood the program. Not sure what we did “wrong”??

Why have you found this model better? I have read that some couples have combined the themoter(sp) model and Creighton model. I might be interested in your kit if this combination is helpful. Do you (or others) have any (name removed by moderator)ut on this??

Todd,
It was mainly the routine of taking her temperature. My wife and I discussed it and the ability to get into the routine was not something we felt we could do. We could have if we really worked at but were not that interested. The Creighton seems easier however it is all one sided to the female. I chart and determine “go time” and visit with about questionable observations and that is it. I take the job of being supportive very seriousely as this was mainly my idea. But for the time being it is working very well.

Thanks Eric

By the way, to the other poster… donating it is a fine idea. Thanks

God Bless! Todd

 

[EricCKS]

IMAbeliever:

Eric-

Your post brings up a question I wanted to post. My wife and I use the Creighton model and as I posted below, we are pregnant after 4 mos. of use and NOT trying to conceive. Don’t get me wrong, we are excited about the baby, but have serious questions about the Creighton model for the future. We were trained by NFP certified instructors, went to follow up sessions, followed the book and charting, etc… We felt we understood the program. Not sure what we did “wrong”??

Why have you found this model better? I have read that some couples have combined the themoter(sp) model and Creighton model. I might be interested in your kit if this combination is helpful. Do you (or others) have any (name removed by moderator)ut on this??

God Bless! Todd

After reading your post again, we also got pregnant after 2 months of use. We had an I day then my wife ovulated that night or next day, I cannot remember (do not think we watched the build up correctly). I do not think the system failed, we should have SPICED instead of… well. We are probably over cautious as we do not want to concieve anytime soon. And, we had a miscarriage in Sept. that my wife has not recovered from biologically speaking. She has not had a normal cycle since but they are slowly getting more normal. So caution is the rule in our house. I am pretty comfortable with the system and look forward to long term use.
Thanks

Eric

 

[marcadam]

IMAbeliever:

Why have you found this model better? I have read that some couples have combined the themoter(sp) model and Creighton model. I might be interested in your kit if this combination is helpful. Do you (or others) have any (name removed by moderator)ut on this??

My wife and also use Creighton. Essentially it was a discipline trade-off, and frankly, this is mostly about her. Which will be easier, waking up at the same time every morning to take your temp, or making observations throughout the day? Because the point of observation was made into a routine, she found the latter much easier. I just have to remember to ask her about the observations at the end of the day.

And just to keep this one on-topic for this forum: pick whatever NFP suits you, but make sure you’re avoiding and acheiving prayerfully.

 

[MooCowSteph]

I was searching the internet to try to learn about the Creigton method, but I didn’t find much. How is it different than sympo-thermal taught by CCL? Is it just based on mucus observations?

 

[EricCKS]

MooCowSteph:

I was searching the internet to try to learn about the Creigton method, but I didn’t find much. How is it different than sympo-thermal taught by CCL? Is it just based on mucus observations?

Just Observations. My wife says it is not too hard once you get the hang of it. The routine of observing every time you go to the bathroom is the hardest part.

Thanks

Eric