BG is right about Caterpillar. The reason we lost that baby was because we stopped some meds I was on that were treating a problem that we hadn't yet known about the severity of it... Hindsight is a beautiful thing...

At that point in time at 14DPO my levels were around 85... And Sushee gave me hope in that her levels at the same point with Charlie were 75, and that's a much more positive outcome to hold on to.

I know it's hard not to stress about the numbers, but the important thing is more how they change (ie how quick they double), not so much where they start. I've heard of many pregnancies starting out low and going on to successful pregnancies, just as I've heard of pregnancies that start out with high HCG levels and ending in miscarriage rather early. It's not the only factor at play here.

Try to wait patiently for that next blood test - you can't say anything for sure until that point.

BW