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Kim I was on 200iu of puregon for my last 2 cycles of IVF and while I didn't loads more eggs than when I was on 100iu, they were more evenly matured. They probably have an idea of how well you respond already to the FSH so have started you on a dose to suit.
Megan GL hun for you repeat beta today!
Hope everyone else is keeping well!
I can't believe it's only 10.30. Four more hours of waiting. I feel like I am going out of my mind!! lol
I've had some on and off cramping this morning that doesn't feel too positive.
I'm considering seeing the counsellor at Monash IVF just to debrief. I think it might be good for me. In Vic you have to have a compulsory session before you start treatment for the first time, and honestly I wasn't too keen on her when we saw her for that. She was very in your face and nothing like I imagined. Just tossing up whether I should give her another go.
How are you keeping Megan? This wait is a long one, I know. I am crossing so many fingers and toes for you, it's not funny!
Summer - good luck for your appointment today. Hope it all goes well for you - you deserve a break (as do all the ladies in here!). Megan, I hope the news is good!
Hey! I posted jhere a few hours ago and that post appears to be GONE! Wonder what happened???
Anyway was to wish Megan good luck for today
and to say to Kim, that I put on weight with each IVF cycle (especially full stim) usually 3-5kgs! Now around half of that I lose very quickly after, but unfortunately some of it has stuck around for me! So it is possible that you have put on a little weight, but much of it can be fluid...
Thanks Keen :)
Kim, the same as Keen I put on about 4kgs with my stim cycle. I lost 2 of it within about 3 weeks (didn't really have to try) and haven't lost a thing since. Thankfully with the FET I didn't put on any.
Megan - not long to go now, my fingers are still crossed for you.
BG - hope your visit to the surgeon goes well.
Summer - Thinking of you, hope your keeping cool - it's going to be a stinker here the next few days.
Loula - how exciting about your new furbabies, what breed are they?
BW - sorry for the constant silly questions (i did warn you though lol). Hope you have minimal side effects from the injections.
Sammi - I can understand you having mixed emotions, i've had those same feelings. Now i just can't wait to get everything started! Goodluck today to you also.
Sazza, Keen & Kim - how are you going?
Hi to anyone i may have missed.
Nothing exciting happening here, I've been having these strange pains near my right ovary for about three days now - really starting to annoy me. I'm so over this hot weather its 38 today and our air-con at work broke down I can't wait to get home, it's going to be 40 on both Saturday and Sunday so i think our air con will be running overtime!
HI Girls,
I weakened and did an HPT this morningn and got a BFN :(.
Might it be too early to detect HCG?? I am 9 days post transfer of 5 days blasts. I seriously thought it had worked this time, so I am feeling a bit shell shocked.
There are so many websites on this and many have difefrent details on implantation and first signs of HCG. I really cant understand why , if HCG is detectable how my clinic would not have me in for my scheduled BT for anothe 5 1/2 days - do they like to just keep you in suspense (agony!_ unnecessarily??. Do blasts implant a little later and give off HCG later ?????
Sorry so many questions......
DB,
pgs from blast transfers do tend to have lower HCGs, I have read. I can't tell you why your clinic wants you in for a BT so late, but it may be that they want to make sure you get a nice high HCG reading if you are pg.
Can you ask your clinic for an earlier BT?
Thanks Sushee - I hoped you'd be around to respond.
I can push for Monday instead of Wedensday althought they will probably be apprehensive.
Wednesday will be 14 days from implantation - it seems as thought many girls are gettingt their BT's, 14 days from pick up?????? My BT would be 19 days from EPU.
TO be honest I think I have already resigned myself to a BFN :(
DB,
as long as AF hasn't shown, you're in with a chamce. I have known many who had a -ve hpt the same day they got a +ve bt. So hang in there, matey.
Hi everyone,
I've not been around for a couple of days and there's so much to catch up on.
Megan - I hope it went well today and you got the result you deserve -:crossfingers: and lots of :bluedust:
SS - How did your appointment go? I hope it was positive and you had all of your questions answered. Don't feel bad about posting bad news, that's what we're all here for, to support each other through the good times and the bad. God knows, we're all on a roller coaster ride that we didn't sign up for! My DH also has a morphology and low count problem, we've been through 2 full stimulated cycles of IVF using ICSI, and are going to start our next one at the end of March - hopefully (we're waiting on results (26th March) of genetic testing - I know it is shattering when you first get the news, none of us expect something to be wrong, I'm sure that we all go into TTC thinking that we'll have a winter baby, or a summer baby, think about the various birthday parties we'll throw for our kids and day dream about family life. It absolutely crashes into our worlds when we find this isn't the case. It is a lot of money, but you do get a lot of it back on Medicare. Hang on in there, it's scary, but you're definately in the right place for understanding and support.
BW, Holly, Keen - Our FS also only likes to transfer 1 embie, however, as we've had 5 failed transfers, and 2 cancelled cycles, he has now said that if we want to transfer 2, he'll agree to it. If you want 2 transferred, it's your body, and you should push for it. However, we've decided to stick with transferring one because there is a small risk of the embie dividing into twins anyway, and also apparently the pregnancy is harder on the mum if she's carrying twins and there's a higher risk of miscarriage. Because I have Hashimoto's Hypothyroidism I already have a higher risk of miscarriage, so we decided not to make the odds any worse.
BW - I'm glad you're feeling better. Enjoy the weekend!
Synarel - I asked to change to lucrin injections for my 2nd full stim cycle as I didn't like the synarel taste, or the feeling of it sliding down the back of my throat. The injections aren't too bad, they only hurt a couple of times, I found it suited me better than the spray.
Keen - GL, keep up that positive energy!
Jo - oh no, the blasted AF. She is a nightmare. Try and hang on in there until your BT, I know it is easier said than done, but you never know. It's happened to me twice when I didn't get AF but my BT was stil -ve, so even the spotting isn't a clear indication of what's really happening.
Willow - I'm so glad that you got into the OB that you wanted. I've heard of ridiculous waiting lists and not being able to get an appt, so that's great news! It really is happening!
Sushee - I read your story, it's amazing! So inspirational! The whole dealing with family is so hard. I don't think they'll ever understand.
Loula - I am so jealous! Puppies! Yay! I love animals but we live in a unit so we can't have any. It's really hard for me as I was brought up in the country and we had dogs and a cat, and all sorts of slimey creatures in the pond! DH is allergic to cats, I am desperate for one! A little burmese would be excellent. Anyway, DH has promised that if we ever move into a house, he'll try treatment to over come his allergy. He's fine with dogs though.
I am so sorry for missing others out - I can't keep up! I'm sending :stickyvibesgirl: :bluedust: to everyone in the TWW
Finally - a lunch sounds fantastic. I would love to get together with everyone.
Take care, and I'll be back at the weekend to check on any new posts so I don't get left behind again!
Sadly, my levels have dropped considerably and it's all over. :( I now just have to wait for AF to arrive which I have a feeling is not going to be pleasant.
My nurse was wonderful when I spoke to her this afternoon and was so disappointed for me...but pointed out the positives for me. Last cycle my first BT my HCG was 18 and then dropped to 1 a few days later. This time they were higher, but we still didn't quite make it but we ARE getting closer. My FS in on hols for the next 6 weeks and I can't see him until 27th March but she told me as I still have 2 frozen embies left she will organise my next FET for me. No need to wait for him to come back. So, I'm happy about that. We want to give it one more go straight away, and if this doesn't work, we'll have a break for a few months before going ahead with our next stim cycle.
I feel better that I have a plan. I got the call about half an hour before DH came home, had a cry and had a plan worked out before he walked in the door. Have to get on with things if we are to have a baby this year!
Oh Megan sweetie, I am so sorry. Big :hugs:
You are sounding so positive though, good on you!
Im very sorry Megan. i dont have any words that will comfort xx
Thanks Willow. I'll be ok. Since about Wednesday this week I have had a strong feeling that was going to be the result. All my symptoms suddenly seemed to stop, and then driving home from the clinic this morning I started getting AF pains so knew it wasn't going to be good news.
I honestly don't know how people do this for years on end though, it's so emotionally draining, and I guess the best way for me to get through it is to plan ahead and get on with it!
Summer, how did your appt go today?
Jo, was your BT today?? How did you go?
Wow - a single day out, and so much has happened!
Megan - so sorry about your test results. you sound amazingly positive about the whole thing, and knowing what your plan of attack will be is always helpful. take care sweetie!
would love to do more personals, but am feeling pretty ordinary tonight. survived surgeon appointment today - just - felt like i was starting to have a bit of a panic attack but, thankfully, DH and i had taken my two year old neice along for a day out, and she chose that moment to start talking about nothing in particular and distracted me (gotta love how kidlets manage to fix things so innocently!!) - surgery is more complex than we initially thought, but at least we know kinda where it's going - and it's all scheduled for 9th of march. will be discussing with FS about putting off any treatment til late March or April - to give me a chance to recover properly...
Megan,
I'm so sorry my sweet. This is a horrible, unfair journey and it always seems to happen to people who deserve so much more than this sort of hardship.
I too found that I could bear it all better if I had a plan for the next cycle. I'm glad that you have an idea of what you're going to do next. :hug:
Thank you for all your good wishes, they made is easier as well. I went and met DH at the clinic and we were really early but it was nice to be in the air conditioning anyway, until we got there. Had to sit with so many pregnant woman and all pregnant women magazines. I was honestly ready to leave right then and there. Thank goodness for some wonderful friends reply to my messages which helped me stay.
I don’t think the appointment before us turned up or were late. They tried to contact them but didn’t so we were able to start early.
The FS was wonderful, a wonderful guy who we were very happy with. It turns out he wasn’t too fussed by any of my results. Said if this level was 3 times the normal amount I would be, yours is only slightly over and relaxed me quite a bit about “me”. For PCOS of course he said weight loss, easier said than done (his words too). Although I got weighed and have lost 3kg or my scales at home are wrong. He had written up a script for metformin, which I got on the way home and just popped my first table.
He then talked to DH about his results and what they meant although he wants to redo semen analysis as the GP did them too close together. He wants all these other blood tests done (DH went after the appointment so they are done) as one apparently nearly takes a month to come back which is something about chromosomes. He also wants DH to have an ultrasound too.
The FS has said, with how things look at the moment with DH, then it wouldn’t matter at all if I was 100% fine, ICIS/ IVF is the path we will probably have to follow. He gave us loads of information. A DVD to watch etc. As DH commented that by the wake he spoke then this is where we will be headed.
I’m not sure how I feel right now. Just hoping I don’t get the runs really with Metformin to be honest. I was even more determined to buy healthy food at the shops too.
Megan Im really sorry that things have turned out like this for you. I agree that you sound so positive and such a strong woman, we are here for you whenever you need.
BG Kidlets can say the darnest things and glad that it could help calm you in that stressful situation
Alex Thanks for your post, it was fantastic to read
DreamBub Lots of positive thoughts for you hun
Boo The air con has defaintly been working overtime here too
Megan.... I am so sorry things didn't work out for you this time. Words never seem enoght at this time. :hug:
No personal from me cos I only just realised a new thread had started.......was wondering why I hadn't been getting notifications (her I am thinking gee it's quiets in long term TTC...yeah right!!)
A question re lucrin for those that might know.....I was told by the pharmacist that after it had been opened to keep it in the firdge....I just went to have tonight's dose and realised that it has been out on the bench since last night. Now that house has had the cooler on constantly since yesterday and hasn't got above 24 degrees but will it still be alright do you think? A potentially very expensive oopsie!
Oh and for the past five days I have the worst sinus type headache.....I think the lucrin finally gotme....knew it was too good to be true!! :eek:
congrats summer im very happy for you xx
sorry to put this in the same post but i need to vent
Just picked up takeaway pizza: i ordered cheese and tom (boring i know but itsmy fav) and when i get it home it os cheese and tom but with olive and anchovies!!!!!where could they go wrong with cheese and tom!!
Are anchovies Ok 'if' pg?
sorry calmed down a little now after phoning them back and ordering another one!!
summer just a tip with the metformin make sure you take it with food and has your FS started you on a low does ie: 1/2 tablet for a week then 1 tab ect..........?
Megan - hun I don't know what to say except life sux sometimes!
I must say I was feeling sorry for myself but after reading your post you are such an inspiration to us all with how well you are coping.
Like you said the numbers are better this time & I am so glad that you don't have to wait for you next fet because it WILL be third time lucky for you.
Shaz - hope these next few days go quick for you, I think it is too early for + result.
Bg - glad to hear your surgery is not too far away, the sooner you have that done the quicker you can get back to ttc.
Summer - I guess that was a bit of a mixed result for you but it will take awhile to digest what your f/s told you.
Usually I feel better if I find out as much info as possible on things, it makes me feel like I have a little control back into my life so hopefully you will feel better about things soon.
Hi Alex, Lou, Sushee, Willow & everyone else.
Does anyone know how Nic or Zap are going? haven't heard from them on here for ages.
Well I am a let down for everyone today, surprise suprise I'm not pg but I did know this last night as I got at the most 2 hours sleep because I had major af cramping.
I feel like such a fool but I just had so many symptoms but maybe I was pg & it just didn't stick or maybe the symptoms were side affects from the chlomid that I started this month.
Who knows it doesn't really matter either way, I was feeling really down but after hearing of Megan who had much worse news than me I just need to suck it up & move on.
So I started my chlomid again this morning in preperation for this coming IUI.
Thanks for all your support ladies, I honestly wouldn't know what to do without you all.
Jo :) -27 (treated endo)
Dh - 33
TTC #1 since June 2005
:pray: this will be the year!
Hi everyone,
Megan, I am so sorry to hear your result. There's nothing I can say to comfort you. Lots of :hugs: to you. I am glad that you are so positive. I agree that it always helps to have a plan, it really makes me feel like I am doing something to have a plan.
Summer, I know exactly how you feel about the FS waiting room, I'm sure we can all relate. A few times ago when my DH was overseas for work, I had to go on my own, just after I had a BFN. I was surrounded by pg women and I honestly felt that they were all checking out my tummy and thinking "what's she doing here, she's in the wrong place", it was horrendous. I felt so awful that when I was paying the bill I ended up in tears and the receptionist took me into the filing room to console me! It sounds like you're having the same tests that we're having for the chromosones, we get the results on 26th March. Depending on the results we'll know whether or not we have to have PGD. I have found BB to be a godsend, I only discovered this site mid last year, but honestly couldn't have survived emotionally without the support.
Jo, bigs hugs honey, it's a nightmare. I also felt so strongly that I had pg symptoms on my last TWW. I don't know what they were, but I never had them before and I really thought I was pg. It must be the drug side effects. As if we need any more mind games!
BG - It's good that you've got some more info on your surgery, although it sounds complicated, at least it's moving forward and you are getting it sorted out. Kids are funny aren't they? They really seem to know exactly how to diffuse a situation! I'm sure you'll be fine, and once it's out of the way, you can get back into the 'project' as my DH and I call it (TTC).
Melbel - please check with your clinic or pharmacist about the lucrin, you are supposed to keep it in the fridge, but I'm not sure below what temperature???? It might be OK, but better to be safe than sorry. Let us know what they say.
Loula - there's no overreacting when the wrong pizza is delivered if you ask me! Especially if you're anything like me and know full well that you're not really supposed to eat it, but are treating yourself, because you can! Cheese and tomato is my favourite too, I always regret it when I order a different one! I hope when it finally arrived that it was yummy! How are the pups? Are you getting 2 or 1?
I hope everyone has a relaxing weekend planned. Take care :grouphug:
Megan, I'm so sorry to hear of your bad news. I really don't know what to say - I was so sure this would all work out. :hugs:
DJ, sorry to hear AF arrived. I hope the next clomid round is more successful.
Summer, I was very relieved to get your second text message. I was worried for you after the first. I guess that's one advantage of a dedicated IVF clinic - no pregnant bellies! What's the reason for checking your DH's chromosome things? I'm starting to get a little worried that nobody has suggested doing that for my DH, but then I guess we do know the cause of his sperm problems (flipping great big varicocele cooking things!). I do always worry about these things, though. I hope the metformin isn't too hard on you - always take it with food, and definitely start on low doses and build up. If you have XR (extended release) metformin it can be a bit easier to tolerate, too.
Sorry for not doing any more personals - I've had a lovely day out and an incredible dinner with work colleagues (and my DH!) and I'm ready to go to sleep!
BW
:bedtime: Nighty, night BW. I don't know why some doctors do the testing and some don't, and some like ours leave it for a while and then spring it on you??
Enjoy your weekend.
Typical of me! Dead tired, but just won't get off BB and go to bed!
Alex, I see that you are also in Sydney, which clinic do you use? I guess I should stop worrying about it - I'm worried enough about random other things that may or may not cause problems (like my arthritis, particularly as nobody can tell me what the hell it actually *is*).
BW
Megan, honey, Im sorry. I wish there were perfect words of comfort, but I know there arent. Like you, I always find myself feeling better if I can readjust my focus onto what will be next... in the meantime, take care of you :hug:
Megan - Really osrry to hear your news. But in some ways good to know that you were on the way - just a different way of looking at it.
I am still flat :cry: after doing the HPT this morning and getting BFN - hoping and praying that its just too early. I am feeling rather fed up with the wait and a bit stroppy with the clinic because they do the BT so late (14 days post transfer even with a blastocyst)....I always think once a BFN in inevitable I just want to know so I can stop taking the steriods which are making a walking zombie and irritable because my adomen is constantly sore. Turns out I have mild hyperstim - and its 2 weeks today since EPU....
Sushee - I called them and they will do a BT on MOnday but only if I insist - they think its too early (at 17 DPO!). Apparently if its a negative they would still ask me back for another BT on Wednesday to be absolutley sure.....
DJ - Sorry to hear about AF. Thanks for thinking of me - I so hope you are right and its just too early. Take care
Summer - Good Luck on the Metformin, I am going to insist on it If I have to go in to another cycle. Its about the only thing I havent tried....
Hi to everyone else - hope u r all well....
DB, I'm glad you're going for a BT on Monday. I know they'll still call you back, but at least in your mind you're not waiting around. The wait is awful, especially with all of the drugs. I hope the nurses at your clinic are understanding, 17 dpo seems like ages!!!
BW - I go to IVF Australia in Maroubra. The nurses are really caring, and I feel that they really take an interest in my case.
Jo - my my heart is with you, im sorry that af has shown, im thinking positive thoughts for your next cycle of IUI, sorry i have done one myself to give you any advice.
Shaz - Im so sorry hunny that your feeling so flat but this is certanly the hardest part of it all the wait. Gosh what are you going to do. two BT or the one on Wednesday? thats a hard one, i know i would want the one on Monday but you bild up so emotion with BT and i know what its like to go for repeat BT. Please rest with the Hstim.
BW - I bet you were one of thoese special ladies that helped summer through with the waiting room, what a good friend to have and a very special person. sometimes i wish bb was on my mobile too,lol Ive never heard of extended release metform, ive been on it since i was 13 (on and off) but my Gynie at the time had no idea how it was to be used with pcos! so at times i was very sick at 13 i was on 500mg x3 a day boy did that drop the weight off.! i forgot to take it few times lately so im only taking 1/2 x2 day as i dont want to shock my body at the mo. IYKWIM.
Alex - good to hear that someone else likes plain Jane pizza.lol i dont see what all the fuss is about with 10000000000 toppings, have you been to italy? they do the best as it should be. oh the only time i add anything is when ive got goats cheese but thats not an option in my fridge at the mo.lol
Keen - im still so happy for your news. well done
Summer - once again im please that you geot some answers, did you write down some things?
Well im not holding out much hope again, i put so much energy into being so so positive but these bloody drugs get me so depressed. was ment to be going to a GF for lunch today and a really wonderful Gf was going to come over (i think i was ment to invite her, on behalf of my other friend) well i completly forgot both the lunch and the wonderful GF and i got a txt from her late last night saying she got one from the host saying it was a shame that she couldnt make it. my GF had txt me to say why didnt she even know. i feel so crap. i had told the host that i couldnt make it. but i thought she could have called my wonderful friend herself it her party, now i know she's not happy with me. im just not in social mood at the mo. can anyone relate to that?
I also feel so crap that i keep forgetting everything. i hate it when that happens, cause i hate when it upsets someone
Loula, Chin up. Don't worry about your friends, do they know what is happening with you? If so I hope they are understanding. It's hard when you don't feel like socialising. We spend so much of our lives trying to please others, that I think it's perfectly reasonable to look out for number 1 sometimes, if you don't want to catch up with friends, then don't!
On the pizza front - OMG! I love goat's cheese and if there's anything on the menu with goat's cheese on it, I order it (as long as it's vege - I'm a vege - which makes low GI pretty hard!). Yes, I've been to Italy a few times. Know of some fantastic shoe shops in Milan! I agree that they make great pizza :) Another thing I do to my pizza is put balsamic vinegar (no oil, just the vinegar) on it - if I was stranded on a desert island, it's the luxury I'd take with me, anything can taste good doused in balsamic if you ask me! Anyway, it's not everyone's cup of tea, but I love it. I've been adding it to my pizza for years, and I found out recently that vinegar actually lowers the carb content of food, so I've actually being making my pizza not only taste better, but be better for me! :)
I'm having a me day today. It's my birthday on Monday so I'm off to the hairdressers soon, then to browse around the shops to see if I can find myself a nice summer dress - I don't like the unflattering fashion at the moment so this could prove to be rather a challenge!
That's enough of my waffle! I've just got back from my personal torturer (trainer) and have excess energy!
I hope everyone else is well and is managing to stay afloat with all that's going on.:grouphug:
Alex, you're making my mouth water with all that talk of balsamic!! lol I love it, but have never added it to my pizza....will have to give that a go. I make bruschetta regularly and add heaps to that and a tomato pasta sauce that I put a good amount in as well. Good to hear that it lowers the carb content of other food... Mmm think I might be making bruschetta for lunch today! ;)
Thank you everyone for your thoughts. I'm still doing ok. I'm on a mission at the moment. Have been to the gym this morning and will be trying to shed a couple of kilos before the next FET (which is hopefully only about 3-4 weeks away...but still no AF here so who knows?!).
Jo, so sorry to hear about your BFN. Don't for a second think that your news is not as bad as mine, or that you shouldn't feel upset and disappointed. As LT TTC'ers we all want this so badly that whenever we don't get the outcome we want, we have every right to feel sad, disappointed, angry....whatever gets you through so that you can move on to the next step. Assisted conception is tough, and while there is likely to always be someone in a worse situation than our own, that doesn't mean we don't have the right to feel whatever it is we want to feel. We're all here for support if you need it. :hug:
No idea if that made sense! lol I think my brain is dehydrated from the gym. ;)
phew...... I rang the IVF nurses and they reassured me that leaving the lucrin out for a day is ok......it doesn't make it go off persay. The reason they say to refrigerate is that it preserves/extends the shelf life of it but because we use it all in a cycle anyway it is no biggie......I feel so much better, was stressing all night that I had stuffed my cycle up and it was all over before it had begun. Now I can get on with my wedding plans feeling somuch better!
Thats great news melbel - somethins these thing are a worry i know, OMG your wedding is just around the corner and on the same day as my BIL (so ill never forget.lol)GL with it all
Well my ferbabies will be arriving soon.Yay. i forgot to mention they are both pugx and from a rescue, poor harvey was abandoned in a ally (not in good shape with two smaller pups who sadly died) and Rory was left behind when her owner moved house, they fornd the owner but she didnt want Rory. very sad.
The only thing is im used to big dogs!our last dog (boxer) was hurt very badly in an accident and i had the job to decide to help him get to Heaven, took me a long time to get over, still havent really (he was 18mth and we had him since he was 5 weeks).
But its good to know that im helping these two little one out with some loving, and a home. plus have small dogs means i get to have two! which i always wanted as i feel so bad when im at work.
Forgot to add: BW - i know that metformin is a class C drug and there are pros and against for taking it when TTC and my Fs will have me come off it around 12 weeks but do you have any thoughts on this i have googled it and its a little mixed!!!
Hi my name is Shannon
I havent posted for a while in here we've been doing the SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! thing to get ready for our first IVF/ICSI cycle :wall:
And well we are finally ready day 3 today and trying to build up the courage to stick myself with the first needle!! :confused:
Just thought i would see if anyone was in about the same spot, and if anyone else felt nauseaus and dizzy after taking synarel and also is it normal to be so crazy emotional (crying way too often!) and also scared!!
Thanks - Let start the rollercoaster :goodluck:
Welcome back Shannon :) Perfectly normal to be emotional on IVF! ;) I had quite a few teary days when I first started the synarel as well as some headaches and fatigue. I generally just felt a bit blah. But it does get better (well it did for me!) when you start the injections as it levels your hormones out.
Good luck with your cycle, and the injections are not that bad really. My DH did mine (apart from one). I would probably prefer to do it myself, but I let him so that he was involved more and he felt like he had a "job" to do in this whole process! lol
well ladies Harvey the wonder dog is here and he is so so cute (DH said we should have given the lady the money for him there and then) we have him for a few days to decide. bit of a dodgy leg but hopefully it wont give him too much gip
Hi all,
Just wanted to wish everyone a great weekend!
Megan - thanks so much for what you said & of course you made sense.
I think I sometimes do need to just let my emotions out more & your right if I want to cry I should just do it.
I was starting to think last night that maybe we should have went straight to IVF but now I'm thinking no we need to give IUI a few goes first.
It's just that I haven't heard of anyone getting pg with IUI on here.
Hoping you are going ok.
Lou - give your puppy a cuddle for me.
Was just looking at my b/t levels b4 I O'd last month & it went:
750
1000
1100
& then 990 on the Friday.
I was called in on the Saturday for IUI but I was under the impression that when you had the drop in levels that was O.
Did they take me in a day late, I am taking this info off a "normal O cycle" I guess chlomid is not normal so maybe that's why it's different.
Does anyone know?
Jo :) - 27 (treated endo)
Dh - 33
TTC #1 since June 2005
First chlomid / IUI cycle Jan 2007 - BFN
:clap: this will be the year!