thread: LT TTC after Miscarriage or Loss #7

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  1. #1
    Registered User

    Jan 2008
    PA
    125

    Mattew's Mum - that is fantastic result! You produce some good egss, and lots of them, fingers crossed for transfer.

  2. #2
    Registered User

    Sep 2009
    866

    hi all,transfer went well,1 blasty on board,2 maybe 3 were being frozen this afternoon,leaving the rest in the lab overnight to see if anymore get to blasty,thanks again ladies

  3. #3
    Platinum Subscriber

    Apr 2010
    coastside, Vic
    2,172

    congratualtions Matthewsmum that is great news! such great numbers, hope you don't need any frozen anyway xxxx

  4. #4
    Registered User

    Sep 2009
    866

    thanks saffy.what's happening with your cycle?

  5. #5
    Registered User

    Jan 2008
    Sunny Paradise
    164

    Hi Ladies,

    Just popping in here quickly (or not), I'm a bit of a talker.

    As Sunbeam said we had a good chat last week. Actually she has become a great buddy of mine and I'm very lucky to have her living so close to me (ok, yes, we hang out from time to time )..............

    Just wanted to share a piece of information that played a part in my journey, that I hope might help you in some way. I am a LTTTCer and have had 4 miscarriages (2 natural & 2 IVF ones last year), and am now over 6 months pregnant with a little boy.

    I stuck with my clinic and trusted my Dr for most of my journey which began about 3 years ago (the IVF part anyway...). I thought it was the best thing to do and that he was doing the best by me. But after 4 embies & 2 miscarriages with IVF, we were heartbroken, financially broken & I didn't physically think I could take anymore.

    We had 1 left in the freezer and then we were out of the game and probably looking at buying 2 large dogs and trying for adoption. I was still suffering from "Post Traumatic stress" from 2 miscarriages in a row during last yeasr, and had began to activate Plan B which also involved doing a Uni Degree.

    So it was with all of this in mind and going on that we decided, what the hell, let's just change Dr's and throw caution to the wind.

    Would you believe, we changed Dr's, I ovulated 10 days later, my endometrium was not even thick enough, but he said "let's do it anyway and throw everything at it". So we did. They transferred my frozen embie by car from Bris to the Gold Coast. I went the Colorado Protocol, more blood tests than normal and way more evil Crinone pessaries than my previous Dr ever gave me (in fact kept up the Crinone until 16 weeks), and daily Clexane injections (which I will have to take until close to birth). My new Dr wasn't even here on the day to perform the Embryo transfer.............

    And I now have 13 weeks left until I give birth by CS.

    So if you are considering changing Dr's I would say go with your gut. My new Dr said it is often the case that when you change Dr's you fall straight away. I think it has to do with fresh eyes trying fresh things - or more to the point, WILLING to try fresh things to assist you.

    Good luck girls on your journey's. It is so worth it when you get to your goal. And if you ever have any questions please feel free to PM me anytime. I am here for you too

  6. #6
    Registered User

    Sep 2009
    866

    thanks for sharing mindhugs,how is everyone?been pretty quite in here....

  7. #7
    Registered User

    Oct 2009
    In a House in a Street
    1,138

    Hi Ladies

    Just wanted to pop in and let you all know that Lilly Judith was born 6th May at 4:19am and weighed 3690g of 8lb 13oz.

    Mattewsmum - I hope your recovering well and you don't over stim.

    Sunbeam - Yay for AF. Now to get the show on the road!