Thanks Coral,
I totally understand. This process is so stressful at the best of times, that we clutch on to anything that gives us some slight insight to explain our situation. If that didn't happen to me yesterday, I would find some other reason as to why it probably won't work, just to protect myself. I'm sure we all do this.

I rang the scientist today (now that my mind was a little clearer) to ask how often this happens. Her answer was; 'once every three weeks'. It just happens that it was my turn. Which doesn't surprise me. Anything crappy that can happen, tends to happen to me lately (in the last two and a half years) anyway. How many people get the likelihood of having 2 ectopic pregnancies (with both tubes removed) & then gets an embryo stuck in the catheter. There must be something my embryos like about tubes. She did reassure me that people still get pregnant when they get stuck .

Now I'm starting to rant, I must really be in the 2WW. I hope I made some sort of sense.