I'm sorry that you, and many of us have to go through this, it's honestly the worst feeling in the world, but an important thing to remember is your not alone
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I have no friends who are TTC or dealing with infertility, so when I'm having days where I stay in my pyjamas all day crying, I come on here. It might be an internet forum, but I feel like I can be much more open about everything on here than I can in real life, and I get a lot of support from the woman in LTTTC, so you definitely always have us
I would do exactly what pop chick said, make sure you've researched exactly what you want to ask the doctor, what you want doing and any questions, maybe even write them down! After having some bad experiences with doctors in the past, when I went to see my newest doctor and spoke to her about my ovulation tests, temp dips, cycle lengths, luteal phase changes, cm etc... she actually said to me "is refreshing to speak to a patient who knows what they're talking about"
I really hope I'm not over stepping the line here, but my inner psychologist is worried about you
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its normal for woman suffering from infertility to feel all of the things you have described and go through the ups and downs, but if you feel like you are never having any ups, have you thought about going to see someone to talk about it? Or maybe you could find local infertility groups or similar through the local hospital or clinic? I'm not embarrassed to say after about 6-7 weeks of crying and moping constantly, I knew I had to do something and I see a counsellor every so often just to vent and scream and cry and shout at her, and it really does help.
I wish you every bit of luck
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