Is it really true you are more fertile right after a chemical pregnancy? I see this thrown around a lot but I don't know what the reason would be. Seems like data is conflicting. My husband is being really difficult, demanding I just move on, suck it up, and start trying again the second I stop bleeding. I'm actually feeling really down right now and I don't really want to go through more disappointment so soon after this last one. I wanted to stop tracking and just take a breather and see what happens. But he's purchased a bunch of pregnancy tests and ovulation kits and put them in my bathroom vanity. Like "get to work. Make it happen." I don't know how I would handle another positive test. I guess I would just assume it was another chemical. So I would really rather not keep testing and checking for things. Maybe I could just find out after I miss two periods, like women in the 1950s used to do.