thread: TTC & Taking Clomid &/or Metformin ~ November 2006 # 2

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    Jan 2006
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    Debbie - it was me who increased the dose without consulting (the doctor anyway - I did do lots of research. Not that it is an excuse. I am still naughty) I went from 50mg to 100mg on days 2-6. I actually had less side effects from the clomid on the 100mg dose (weird I know ). My progesterone was around 90+ when I was on the 100mg. Caitlyn and *alf* were both conceived on 100mg.

    BW - I am so happy you are feeling better (even if I was nearly late for work after sending you an email at some ungodly hour of the morning )

    Deb - there is a plan!! Are you going to be trying the clexane again or one of the other options?? I am assuming IVIG is intravenous immunoglobulin????? I might have to go and do some reading ........

    Willow - go for the BD post op!!!!! Wooo hooo what a Christmas bonus that would be. I have everything crossed for you but please let me know if you need anything. I am not that far away (and closer still to St George).

    Mako - everything crossed for you too!!

    I have been working so much recently that Caitlyn's anniversary and birth day has come up rather fast. I can't believe an entire year has passed by. Who would believe I would give birth to a little angel and be pregnant again within 12 months. So much in my life has changed as a result of Caitlyn - both good and bad. The positives I think have made me a better person with a new appreciation for life and what it means. Deb has had a major impact in helping me see this pregnancy with a positive view that, after Caitlyn, I doubted I could ever do. We continue to pray for a healthy baby in mid June. I couldn't have got this far without your support (and I hope you will continue to let me stay - even with a belly)

    Sweet dreams

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    Dec 2005
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    Soph, I believe Danni has passed on my email address to you, I'm really interested in knowing what side effects you had with the clomid even though it wasn't working for you.

    Of course you can stay, Michelle! It's so nice to have reminders that this evil, nasty drug actually works! I'm getting into that state I was in last night when I emailed you, where the medication is making me drowsy and I tend to babble on (typing's getting damned awful, too!) so I shall wander off to bed now and speak more to you all tomorrow.

    BW