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thread: LT TTC & Taking Clomid/Metformin #6

  1. #91
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    Sep 2007
    Brisbane
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    I would also take the clomid, I am just more comfortable with western medicine. Personal decision Best of luck to you Rai.

  2. #92
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    Oct 2010
    Sydney
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    So I was wrong. Another temp dip today. It must be today.CD14. I wonder what will happen to my normally long tww. Maybe it will be shorter this month?

  3. #93
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    Jul 2010
    Melbourne
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    rai, That's a tricky question. If you don't take it and you don't conceive you'll be wondering if it could have worked. The way i see it is what have you got to lose? If you can fall pg naturally there's a good chance it will happen again. Plus your chances are already high seeming you m/c recently, that's when it is easy to fall pg again. My friend m/c last year and then conceived on her next cycle. She is due in 3 weeks!
    I say take the clomid, if it doesn't work after a couple of cycles, try naturally again.
    HTH

  4. #94
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    Oct 2005
    Cherry Tree Lane
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    A a clomid/met long term ttc'er now with 2 kids, If it wasn't for clomid i wouldn't have them. i convcievd 3 times on it. sometimes yr ovaries just need a little kick to push out the eggie. take it at night less symptoms.

    baby dust and lets hope and pray we'll be seeing some pre announcements soon.

    HTH

  5. #95
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    Apr 2009
    Melbourne
    534

    Girls,
    I just wanted to let you all know I lost the baby. Pip was ectopic in the left tube, and I underwent surgery to remove left tube and pregnancy on Wednesday night. I'm feeling pretty shocking both emotionally and physically, but I'll get through it.

    All the best girls,
    Bec

  6. #96
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    Sep 2007
    Brisbane
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    Girls,
    I just wanted to let you all know I lost the baby. Pip was ectopic in the left tube, and I underwent surgery to remove left tube and pregnancy on Wednesday night. I'm feeling pretty shocking both emotionally and physically, but I'll get through it.

    All the best girls,
    Bec
    Oh Bec I am so so sorry to hear that. My thoughts are with you.

  7. #97
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    Oct 2010
    Sydney
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    Bec there are no words to make you feel better......I just hope you're surrounded by support and love, and if not we are all here for you. So sorry!

    Sorry hun x

  8. #98
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    Oct 2009
    1,089

    bec: we don't know each other well but i know that sadness and shock, sending big hugs to you, im so sorry to hear about the loss of your baby

  9. #99
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    Jul 2010
    Melbourne
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    Bec, I am so sorry. I have no words, only

  10. #100
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    Oct 2010
    702

    Bec, there are no words that can tell you how truly sorry i am, sending you lots of hugs xxxx

  11. #101
    Nothing like a cuddle from DD after a hard day's work!

    Oct 2007
    in my own world
    3,267

    oh no Bec. Just letting you know we are all ears and here to support you

  12. #102
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    Jun 2010
    Northside, Canberra, ACT.
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    Bec I am so sorry to hear this
    I hope you are taking care of yourself!!

  13. #103

    Jun 2010
    District Twelve
    8,425

    Bec,
    I was really sad to read your post I am fortunate never to have experienced the devastation of a miscarriage, so I can only imagine what you must be going through. What I do know is there is nothing I can say that will take away the pain you and your DH must be feeling right now. But, please take care of yourselves, give yourself lots of love and time to grieve. I am thinking of you.

    n2l x

  14. #104
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    Jul 2006
    Melbourne
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    Bec, I am so upset for you right now, my heart is breaking into a million pieces and I am bawling my eyes out. I know no amount of cyber hugs is going to take your pain away, but I just want to let you know that I am so sorry for the loss of little Pip and thinking of you, your DH & Xavier. x

  15. #105
    Nothing like a cuddle from DD after a hard day's work!

    Oct 2007
    in my own world
    3,267

    Quick questions ladies. When we take clomid unmonitored, and ff said I ovulated, will it be definite that ill get my period? Im currently on cd14 and temps on ff are still high but poas with fmu still showing negative. Af is due today so I was expecting her.

    thanks

  16. #106
    Registered User

    Jul 2010
    Melbourne
    2,737

    Yes. Ovulation means AF. Maybe you got your O day wrong? I just poas myself, BFN. I kinda knew anyways. I am only 11DPO, but it was FR test. A lot of ladies will disagree, but i reckon you just KNOW when you are pregnant. Do you feel any different?

  17. #107
    Nothing like a cuddle from DD after a hard day's work!

    Oct 2007
    in my own world
    3,267

    Nope. For my dd I didnt know either even though we were trying until I had really bad pains in my ovaries and it was at the same time I found out I had pcos.

  18. #108
    Registered User

    Oct 2010
    Sydney
    1,281

    Another question: I usually take clomid cd3-7, O cd 13 and AF CD32.
    This cycle I have taken clomid cd2-6, O (well its id cd 15 and still no clear sign of O), AF - would not have a clue!

    Does changing the clomid day to one day earlier make O arrive later? Has anyone had this? Could I still be waiting to O? I am just so exhausted from all the bd'ing. I just want some one to let me off the hook for a few days

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