*hugs* I'm so sorry Madsmum. I have a friend whose partner was told he was infertile due to undergoing cancer treatment and she was told she was infertile as well for other reasons though I don't know the details. Somehow she ended up falling pregnant having two ectopic pregnancies - one in each fallopian tube - at the same time. It was so strange the attending Drs wanted permission to document her case in a medical journal. Anyway, she had one tube removed (they were able to remove the pregnancy in the other without remove the whole tube) and the Drs now think she has a fairly good chance of falling pregnant if she wants. She hasn't yet as she's not TTC though.

If you have one tube removed then to the best of my knowledge, you may only ovulate once every two months, since we usually ovulate from one ovary a month. So if your other fallopian tube is intact then I'm sure you'll be able to TTC, it just may take a little longer than it would otherwise.