LadySosa, I was usually okay on Lupron, except the third time. I used it for suppression too (instead of BCP), which is a higher dose during suppression. If I only had to be on that dose for 10 days or so, I was usually fine. But my third time, I had the hysteroscopy during suppression, so I was on the darn Lupron for longer, and it did start to bother me a lot then. I was okay after I switched to the lower dose though.
jkb, I'm SO pleased that your beta doubled! Praying for another doubled number on Friday!
Jen, wow, what a story!! I'm so glad everything is okay! You've had a time of it, huh??
brighteyez, happy to see you check in, I've been wondering about you!
sars, so you'll probably be going this weekend, huh? That's great!!! How exciting! Can't wait for an update.
beagle, about a week until your transfer!! I know you are SOO ready!
terri, how great to hear from you!! We've missed you!!
kfs, so glad the first tri screening went well!! Love the new u/s pic!
BabyW, I'm pretty sure if I were you, I'd be hoping for a girl too.
If I already had a boy, I would be thinking how nice it would be to just be able to experience one of each.
knit, do you have a beta today?? Or did I miss a post somewhere?
moni, glad to hear you're feeling better this week!
Amy, SO excited you're back in the game, lots of good stuff coming this way!!
booger, that's great that your mock went well this time! I knew it would after the hyst! I'm thrilled to hear things are finally getting under way for you.
Hi to anyone I may have missed!
AFM, the reason I've been away so long is because I've truly felt like complete crap. My motivation has been zero, because all I've been able to think about is "What is wrong with me???" I know I told you girls about the exhaustion and weakness. But its more than that too... I can sometimes hear/feel my heart pounding in my head, and even though I'm exhausted all day, at times I feel a jittery nervous feeling at the same time, and I really don't sleep much at night. I can't do much of anything without being out of breath. In fact, some moments, I can't even have a conversation without being out of breath. I finally decided to listen to my body and go to the doctor for bloodwork. It honestly just felt like so much more than just pregnancy symptoms. Turns out, pregnancy has thrown my thyroid out of whack. My TSH is really low, which means overactive. It has just about every system in my body working overtime. My heart, my metabolism, my nervous system, etc. They are doing a full thyroid panel now (T3 and T4), because those levels help determine what's wrong. If those numbers come back okay, they said my body will likely resolve the issue on its own. If not, I may have to be on meds to stabilize my thyroid and prevent complications in the pregnancy. I'm sure glad I have another scan tomorrow, because this just throws one more worrisome thing into the mix, ha!