Lots of hugs for you Negrita. It seems like luck is not on your side ATM. I hope that improves for you. I guess someone has to be in the minority but it is so unfair that it is you. You seem to have a wonderful positive attitude though - your posts are always uplifting in our TTC thread.
Aww thanks hun i try to stay as positive as i can, but like any normal human, it does get me down some days! - but i just try to remind myself, that there is always someone, somewhere in the world dealing with a lot worse, and i shouldn't think the world revolves around me

It's interesting how insulin can affect so many things. It seems just about everything that's wrong with me is connected to that one little thing. I have a recurrent thrush problem. An offhand comment from a chemist connected it to sugar levels. I was buying diabex & a thrush treatment at the same time and the chemist asked if I was diabetic as thrush loves sugar. My doctor had never mentioned it. I'm not diabetic but the connection to PCOS was to close to ignore. While on diabex, pregnant or breastfeeding, I've hardly ever had thrush. Maybe 3 or 4 times in 3 years compared to every month normally. I also had a rather large baby (4.37kg). I've heard that GD can cause large babies - again sugar levels. I didn't have GD that I'm aware of but perhaps my levels were slightly up? Who knows. I might ask my doctor to keep a closer eye on it next time.
Yes, definitely the sugars can affect how many thrush infections you can get! I had thrush for the first time ever 2 weeks ago, i didnt know what was going on!! When i went to my GP the first thing he said was coupled with the AB's im taking and my elevated sugar levels, thrush would have found a "perfect" environment to grow - wow your bubba was large! - im assuming that at the 28 week glucose test, it came back clear? - my DD was 7 pounds 14 ounces (3.6kg) but i daresay had i not been on insulin for my GD she wouldve been much larger!!