The birds and the bees

Yesterday we met with a specialist that deals with couple's infertility. It turns out we suck at making babies. Surprised? Yeah, me neither. So here is where we stand, without treatment we have a 6% chance of getting pregnant every month.
The adventure begins...

• I'm off Clomid and on Femara. It's a more potent ovary stimulator.
• Then I go in for a Hysterosalpingogram. Try saying that three times in a row. An HSG is when they inject dye into your uterus and ovaries and then take an x-ray. Your uterus doesn't like to be messed with so when the dye is injected it starts to contract. My nurse said it's a lot like labor pains. Oh joy, I get the pain and still no baby. I'm hoping that the pain isn't much worse than miscarrying.
• Adam is getting another test done which is more extensive. It will tell us if his healthy sperm has the stamina to crack into the egg. Being that I've been pregnant twice, I'm not too worried about this test.
• In July we start insemination cycles.
  

Isn't making a baby romantic? My main concern is the financial strain this is going to put on us. It's going to cost us $400 a month. I would put it off until we are done with school except that the older we get, the less likely success we will have with these procedures.