I really hope this is it for you! Hopefully they made it and you have some frosties. Stick baby stick!!
As for me. I saw a new RE for a second opinion and she was the complete opposite of my current RE. She thinks I should be tested for immune disorders, look more into endometriosis (possibly though surgery), told me about supplements I can take to help egg quality and is overall very positive, sweet and informative. My current RE is smart and I just think she likes to stick to one plan and not stray. She didn't want to look into anything else for me and suggested we go straight into another fresh IVF cycle. This new RE is on board with doing some more tests before our next cycle. I think we might do our second round of IVF in the fall with this new RE. I have a consultation scheduled with a doctor that only does laps dealing with endo. I am still really unsure about the surgery. I have read so many differing opinions about it and even the two RE's I have seen have opposing views. I would hate to do the surgery and then find out they hurt my reserve or that more adhesions were formed due to the surgery. This is very frustrating. ClaireCath, I know you are doing the surgery soon. What does your RE have to say about the risks involved. I just can't seem to make my mind up, but maybe this consultation will help.
I also have our adoption registration papers all filled out, but I think we are going to put them on hold until I do some more testing. I don't know if you ladies knew this or not, but I have struggled with depression all my life and the fertility stuff has made it worse. My psychiatrist even thought I may be borderline bipolar!! Yikes. Anyway I am a little irritated by my new psychiatrist (last one left a month ago). I was telling her about the failed cycle and then our exploration with adoption and she goes on to tell me "you don't want to adopt, because you will never have the same connection that you would have with a biological child. It's a different kind of love." I tried so hard to contain myself after she said that. She is of a different ethnicity, so I don't know if there is some cultural stigmatism related to adoption I may not understand, but I was very irritated by this statement and I am pretty certain I need to look for another psychiatrist.
I also had my second acupuncture session last Tuesday. Again I didn't really notice any thing different. I did fall asleep and start snoring in unison with the old lady next to me. I woke myself up with a jolt several times once I noticed I had dozed and was snoring hehe. So they don't put any needles in my stomach. Is this normal or does it depend on where you are in your cycle?
Overall I think I am doing better since the failed IVF cycle. I think that was the hardest thing I have ever had to overcome. I am feeling hopeful again and that is a very good thing. No matter what happens we will have a baby at the end of this journey, whether it be biological or adopted and that is so very exciting to think about