Oh hi Andie, sounds tough!
Once she started sleeping on her tummy she was much better so I abandoned it, and over the next months things gradually improved with the usual setbacks of wonder weeks, illness etc. 9 months wasn't a great age but by 10months it was like something clicked and her sleep was a lot better ( not from anything I did) and was only waking once or twice a night.

It's mostly been that way up til now-we are currently overseas in the UK for 3 weeks and between changing time zones immediately followed by a severe bout of gastro for her and me, her sleep has deteriorated again and I have been co sleeping since from the first wake up, I'm pretty sure she feeds between 3and 5 times a night. Poor DH not getting any action, I haven't spent a full night in bed with him since we have been away.

I was actually just thinking about revisiting it when we get home, but was also looking at Jay Gordon's night weaning program. I think that one is only for over 1 year olds though. Will try it if things don't settle when we get home, I can do 1or 2 wake ups but any more is getting too much and don't think I can do another year of it.
Any program I think takes a longtime, you have to put in the hard yards initially so I will have to choose my time carefully.

I'll reread my book when I get home, it's a good read and it makes you feel relieved when you read it that you aren't the only one. The advice is practical as well and you can pick and choose what suits. Best of luck, I'm looking forward to getting back to some sort of routine when we get home, after the jet lag settles of course.