is it a BFP (faint positive) wondfo pg 33 please look <3

[capegirl7]

O it's def there!

 

[bettybee1]

i defo see it do a wondfo !!!!


regards the the opks on clomid mine are always alot darker xxx

 

[brittany12]

I did wandfos are bfn.

my opks never get darker than control line with clomid

 

[QueenTUT]

Have you checked w ur dr to have any testing done under reoccurring mc and not infertility? We had quite a bit covered bc of using those terms instead of fertility testing. I don't know if tht helps you at all in ur thought process right now bc I'm sure it's such a crazy time right now but it's kind of a loop hole in helping pay for things.

 

[brittany12]

yeah I know what you mean, but my ob/gyn doesn't do testing for recurrent miscarriages he refers out to the fertility specialist for that and I don't think it would be covered because of them being a fertility specialist..

but just got home and did a wondfo and there was a faint line.. I just don't know if I believe it. I mean all my other wondfos from this batch have been negative and i'm not going out to buy anymore tests so.. idk

 

[popchick75]

yeah I know what you mean, but my ob/gyn doesn't do testing for recurrent miscarriages he refers out to the fertility specialist for that and I don't think it would be covered because of them being a fertility specialist..

but just got home and did a wondfo and there was a faint line.. I just don't know if I believe it. I mean all my other wondfos from this batch have been negative and i'm not going out to buy anymore tests so.. idk

Oooo....we actually did that once for insurance. We went to an RE who had a theory that i was actually getting pregnant and having very early miscarriages due to a clotting disorder. For insurance to pay for the tests, it had to be coded as recurrent miscarriage instead of infertility. As long as it was coded correctly, it didn't matter that the tests were being done by an RE.

 

[brittany12]

hmm.. maybe i'll look into it. what kind of testing do they do for recurrent miscarriage?

 

[sammynashley]

I see that line Hun fxd for you!!







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My Ovulation Chart

 

[maureenmarsh]

I see it

 

[popchick75]

Eeep....i'm trying to remember. It is a combination of genetic and blood clotting disorders. It was about 13 vials of blood if i remember correctly.

It was all in the wording of the discussion with the doctor. His words exactly: "I can't tell you that you've been having miscarriages, but if you were to come to me and tell me that you thought you've had at least 3 early miscarriages, then we could go ahead and do this testing and code it properly for insurance as 'recurrent miscarriage' as opposed to infertility to make sure it is covered." It was very *wink wink nudge nudge*. So i told him i thought i was having early miscarriages.

Some doctors will have a lot of sympathy for what you are going through and make an effort (while staying completely legal!) to try to get as much done under insurance as possible.

 

[lindsayms05]

It's worth a shot to try the different coding route. My obgyn put all my bloodwork, appointments, etc through as pcos and it was covered. When I moved on to an RE, I asked him about coding bc I knew insurance wouldnt cover anything by him and he was less than nice about it. He said hes part of a teaching hospital and it would not be appropriate to set an example that "insurance fraud" is acceptable practice. He did go on to say that he r realizes insurance companies discriminate against infertility patients, but that my obgyn was technically doing something illegal. So it really depends on the doctor. Not trying to be a downer, just putting my experience out there in case someone runs into something similar.

 

[QueenTUT]

It paid for my re as well just bc it wasn't a lie and was truly having reoccurring losses. So I you have them documented then depending on ur insurance definitely look into when you're ready.

 

[lindsayms05]

Oh I'm not trying to say any of us are trying to commit any type of insurance fraud! I do have pcos, but my RE refused to code it under that because it was dealing with infertility. I don't agree at all and was very surprised by his reaction. That's all I was trying to say and trying to prep anyone that is approaching a specialist about coding that the doctor might react that way. It may all com down to the fact that it is a teaching hospital an there were students around for each visit.

 

[QueenTUT]

Oh I'm not trying to say any of us are trying to commit any type of insurance fraud! I do have pcos, but my RE refused to code it under that because it was dealing with infertility. I don't agree at all and was very surprised by his reaction. That's all I was trying to say and trying to prep anyone that is approaching a specialist about coding that the doctor might react that way. It may all com down to the fact that it is a teaching hospital an there were students around for each visit.

I just read what I wrote and I TOTALLY DIDN'T mean to sound that way haha I'm sorry, I didn't mean you were trying to be fraudulent! I think what I was going for was letting someone know if they had had mc then chances are they would use that code bc it wasn't anything but reoccurring and not "infertility"
So sorry if I sounded bad!

 

[lindsayms05]

Lol it's fine! I didnt take it that way. I was worried that someone might take my statement the wrong way, like I felt like coding as pcos or recurrent miscarriage was not right. I just remember being shocked by my RE seeming to be offended by the question, so I just want to throw it out there for others!

 

[bella21]

hey brit any updates??

 

[brittany12]

not really..

temp is still high and i'm not spotting and still getting negatives, but went ahead and got my clomid for next cycle just waiting for AF I suppose

 

[brittany12]

My crazy chart

 

[bella21]

its so close to your preg chart its unreal!! should AF have been here today?

 

[popchick75]

^wss!!