Disneyfan, that is so frustrating! I'm really sorry...
I'm glad you're on more estrogen, though. I'm sorry you have to pay every time you check! And generally, that you've hit your insurance max... Feh... Well, next time, hopefully, will be IT, and you'll be nice and ready. Good luck!
It's been rough times for this thread, huh? I think we are now owed a break.
Wish, I don't think either of us are menopausal, but still, the fear looms large. My doctor said that usually cycles get shorter before they get longer--has either of those started happening to you? I think some women have low ovarian reserves for a long time before they reach menopause...
For myself, I do think I am in perimenopause--but I think I've still got a couple of years' worth of cycles in me. Maybe that's just wishful thinking... But yeah, for most of my adult life my cycles were super-regular, and now it seems they're easy to throw, and my hormones more easily become erratic. I will be shocked if AF doesn't show up all by herself within the next two months (unless, of course, I get pregnant naturally... hope dies last!!) But ok, I have to admit it's a possibility.
Wish, I'm sorry you maxed out on your insurance-covered meds. So frustrating... Might you possibly do a fresh transfer? Or is it only frozen? May is a long way away... and you're right, the idea of half they year gone, practically, before you test again is... hard to bear.
My cycle did get cancelled, BTW, on Monday, but that did not come as a shock.
Tough stuff all around. I think we all deserve congratulations for being so strong and so resilient and putting up with so much frustration!