Sava: Very curious how your Thursday test went!
Scooby: I'm sorry you don't seem to have gotten your natural BFP, but glad your body is going back to normal... Here's hoping it's a good sign for your next attempt!
Wish: I'm really sorry your biopsy sucked, but glad it's well behind you now. I hope your mall trip went well and that you had an excellent Christmas! Also, I'm really sorry to hear about your near-exhaustion with this whole process--I feel it too... but I'm really glad you're able to hang in there. One of those other frosties is bound to take... I so hope this coming year is our year... Here's hoping for thwarted race plans!
Disneyfan: Glad you and DD have been able to thoroughly enjoy Christmas! Strange that the symptom pattern is so different this time, but they do say every pregnancy is different. How are you feeling?!
AFM: In Australia now, and the hayfever has mostly let up. The cold died out quickly. I had my beta measured about a week ago, and it was down to 18. So my bleed really was my period, it looks like... I have a saline-infused sonogram scheduled for tomorrow... Scheduling tests in the antipodes has been remarkably easy! So yeah, HPT + sonogram tomorrow--hoping for the all-clear... and I'm monitoring for ovulation... getting ready for another cycle in New York in mid-January...
The miscarriage was due to trisomy 15. It's good to know why, but still hurts... I also had an extra, unexpected result on that test: a pericentric inversion on chromosome 4, which, if it was inherited, may be part of the reason for our difficulty conceiving--if either I or DP have that inversion, possibly some of his or my gametes are defective, as pericentric inversions apparently cause a greater number of copying errors (recombinant chromosomes) while the gametes are being produced (sometimes leading to no pregnancy, sometimes to miscarriage, sometimes to developmental disabilities...). But apparently the inversions themselves don't cause problems for the carrier, so if it wasn't for the trisomy the little bean (a boy) might well have made it and been healthy... *sigh*