Hi Sib, thank you and good luck to you too. Keep us posted on your Sunday ultrasound.
Ibelieveitwil - Isn't it frustrating when you do all you can to lose weight and just a tiny amount drops off.

My FS said ladies with PCOS like me have to work 5 times as hard in the gym to get the same result as someone without hormonal imbalance.
My BMI when I conceived was 36, so higher than you're current BMI and I had a healthy pregnancy. I totally can sympathise with your situation, it's so frustrating. We were ttc for 2 years, during that time one friend got pregnant with twins and my best friend also had a baby and it took all my strength to be happy for them when I was fighting envy, self pity and despair.
2.5mg of Femara may do the trick yet

I know your gynae's attitude is annoying (believe me I have been in the same position here) but I have learned that very often they are relaxed about things because they're looking at your situation from a scientific point of view and it looks positive. There seems to be no medical reason why you can't get pregnant - provided you ovulate - and Femara is a fab step in the right direction to get ovulation going.
Re weight loss, have you ever tried the South Beach diet? I find it works wonders for me to kick start weight loss, I got pregnant with my first son when I lost weight and I did it using the South Beach Diet. I think it helped a lot with my insulin levels as they'd been knocked about with the hormone imbalance.
Anyway, keep us posted and good luck
