My clinic is so full of bs. I go in today and all is fine so I should begin the stupid Lupron shots tonight. They tell me to start tomorrow night and do five days of Lupron w/ bcp. I wondered why they'd tell me to start tomorrow until I realized it was to make sure that AF doesn't arrive on Th or Fri next week b/c then they'd have to see me over the weekend. Of course, mess with my schedule so it better fits yours. I'll only be driving an hour to the hospital M-F and am supposed to be there by 8 am so every 8 am appt during the week my clinic makes for me will make me late by an hour & a half. But whatever works for them...
I'm starting the damn Lupron tonight and will time my last bp pill so that they have to see me over the weekend. So tired of all of this. It's really starting to get me down.
So sorry they are being like this blessed. It's not right and I'd call them on it. Have you pointed out to them you are unhappy with their service/care? Sometimes it's like if you don't start pointing out what they are doing wrong it just keeps going on, almost like you have to threaten to get properly treated.
Its so unfair this practice is like that. I was pissed that my clinic actually began shutting down for two weeks over Christmas as when I first began going they were only closed on two days, christmas day and Easter. The gal doing calls (who was only there 6 months) said 'it's always been this way', to which I just let it go but said 'no it wasn't, but either way that isn't going to change now and I'm not happy'. She said it was their way of forcing patients to take a break from drugs and have a natural cycle. Sure and the holidays didn't have a thing to do with it, and for those who just happened to o before the shutdown, they didn't have to take a med break. Other than that the place was wonderful and very accommodating. Sunday's, most holidays, plus they got me preggers twice so they are doing something right.
I hope all works out for you, and screw em, accidently start taking it a couple days late, lol.
So I am just researching EPO with a VBAC situation. Wasn't sure it was safe as I know prostaglandin gel (cervadil) is unsafe as it increases risk of rupture of scar, but EPO only encourages the body into creating its own natural prostaglandins which don't seem to induce labor, only soften ripen the cervix. I think it might be worth a shot since my last labor I wasn't effacing and dialating fast enough, which led to pitocin, which led to stronger contractions, which led to decels in his heartrate, which led to c section.
(I know, I remember I hated waiting for X to make his appearance)
