It's such a hard journey - sorry you've joined the rest of us on it.
The TCC can do your head in, and as you you're finding out its all consuming but amongst the heartbreak there are some amusing moments - like the shag fest going on in some households!
I was so hoping it was implantation bleeding for you.
Mine was particularly mixed this time around, so desperately wanting BFP but so relieved because of some medication I'd taken which if I'd had BFP I know I would have been scared of its effects on bubs. The pregnancy journey after loss is hard enough without the extra burden of worries about the effects of medication on bubs. So the end result for me, I am relieved at the BFN but sad too.
Mathew's Mum - hey good news about the testing. Tubal patency, at least for me wasn't too bad,the proceedure and the results! I had a hysterosalpingo-contrast-sonography (HyCoSy). Although there are other procedures. I was told "it's like a grease and oil change" for your tubes, and apparently increases chances of pregnancy for about 6 months following the test. I am yet to see those results, but fingers crossed for you. I didn't have too much discomfort during or after, although of course there's no dignity with your naf on show for a fair while. If you can get them to issue you separate accounts for the procedure and the levovist, as medicare refunds on the procedure but not the levovist but your healthfund, might. Every dollar counts! Here's one of the better explanations of the options I've found on the web:- Specialist Women's Ultrasound.
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