Dear ......
Hi I wonder if you can help me in the criteria and guidelines for fertility treatment in barking and dagenham
My partner and i have been reffered for treatment after our recent loss at 14 weeks through a genetic problem with his bladder , this is not our first we have had 3 together in the last 18 months and i had one in a previous relationship my losses have been from 6 weeks 9 weeks 14+3 and 24+3. At my last loss my consultant Dr C Otigbah who was my fetal medicine consultant highly recommended that we seek fertility treatment as we have been trying for over 2 years now so she had written to my consultant Dr Thompson and my gp DR Grawall advising we should be referred . We both are living in the Dagenham area and both have GP's in Barking and Dagenham area , When my partner and i went too see my gp on the news of our loss we sat and discussed our options and fertility treatment we said to DR Grawall that my partner would be transferring from his practice in halbutt street dagenham to ours so we could be seen by the same gp cause of all our losses and for future treatment together as a couple and if and when we get pregnant again. Now we got a date for the fertility treatment which was for january so i had to call the choose and book service to confirm the appointment and give them my details and my partners details on doing this their seems to be a problem cause my partner changed gp's but still in the dagenham area he hasnt come from any other area as i have stated the woman on the phone says its the new criteria to be registered with your gp for a year , surely this cant be right as it doesnt change what we have gone through and how long we have been trying i spoke to pct in barking and cause he lives in dagenham and he hasnt come from and outside area like redbridge area it shouldnt be a problem so basically we are stuck in limbo with our appointment cause the woman on choose and book cancelled it .
i fit the criteria in every other way 4 losses one 6 year old from previous relationship i have pcos and antiphospholipid syndrome
i hope you can help
Jennifer Heirs