Haley, that's awful what's going on with your cycle
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Who knows, maybe your body is rejecting the meds and will work on it's own. You have been able to conceive before without the meds, just needed the progesterone to hang on to it, right? Knowing that, test early and test often so you can start them if need be.
And don't you dare think about leaving us whether your cycles line up with us or not! You're our buddy and I will be upset if you stop hanging out with us!
Giraffes, have you thought about being vulnerable and emotional while your friend is telling you about every last detail of her pregnancy? I don't mean like be manipulative and throw it in her face, but there is something to be said for not holding everything in. Look at it this way.... if you write an email detailing everything, it may hit your friend like a ton of bricks and because she's already hormonal from the pregnancy she may become defensive and make it seem like this is your fault. After all, she has no idea what kind of stress ttc is. Did any of us ever think that ttc could be so heart wrenching before we started? I was convinced it would take me exactly one cycle, and DH said he didn't understand why people did IVF, "maybe they shouldn't have kids." (YEAH... he's since changed his mind)
What I'm getting at is... next time you're on the phone with her and she's going into details and you feel like crying, do it. An emotional reaction to her overly sharing ways followed up by a tearful explanation about how lucky she is and how happy you are for her but wish you could have the same should push the sympathy buttons on her heart, not the defensive ones. Going forward she won't want to make you cry, so she should let up on the baby talk (if she's smart) and will keep you from having to type an email where emotion is hard to discern in text and it's easy to get offended even if that was not the intention.
Ok, so maybe it's a little manipulative, but the point is to get from point A to point B with minimal feelings hurt and to save the friendship. It's what I'd try first. Then if she doesn't react the way I think she will. Follow it up with a good stern email.