Hope,
Welcome to Belly Belly and to our little chat corner. I am sorry for the losses of your little ones. It is a hard road to walk, I understand...

In answer to your question - LPD usually affects a woman's ability to maintain very early pregnancy. If you ovulate say on cd14 and you have a period on cd24 this is a 10 day luteal phase (LP). If a woman were to conceive that cycle and implant on cd9 the progesterone level would be beginning to decline - this makes it impossible for a pregnancy to be maintained. However in the same cycle if a pregnancy implanted on cd6 then it would be possible and probable that the progesterone level would be high enough to maintain this very early pregnancy.

So, in your case I would say that you LP sounds lovely. Late losses are particularly awful, especially when they are undiagnosed. My first loss at almost 16weeks was detected on a routine visit. It was very very shocking and took me quite some time to work through. I am so sorry that you have experienced a similar thing. :hugs:.

Absolutely you should have some investigations. Don't let anyone tell you that
'we don't do anything until there are 3 concecutive losses'. At the beginning of the Trying to Conceive After Miscarriage Or Loss forum there are a list of tests for recurrent miscarriage. Get them all! I am sure you would have been told that it is most likely that no reason will be found - but if there is some problem then you will find it. Most of these tests only take a week or so to come back and your gp can order them.

I hope you get your answers and more than anything I hope that you soon conceive a beautiful sticky baby.