Megg33k
Going with the flow!
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You make a great point, tickledpink... If I'd known what I was in for, I might have chosen not to do it. Its so worth it after the fact though!
Funny, I feel just the opposite.
I would have done it 6 months earlier if I could have. And I'd do it again in a second if I had to (and could make it happen).
Even with the cost and the shots and the travel and the time off work (there isn't IVF where I live, so I had to travel 1500 miles from home and stay there for 2 weeks), I was just thrilled the whole time. I had 8 failed IUIs beforehand and it was awful -- I felt so demoralized and like there was no hope.
I was just so excited to move to IVF because I felt like it could actually work -- it was something that I could truly be hopeful about, and I hadn't felt that in a long, long time. Every time I gave myself I shot I felt like I was taking control and moving one step closer to finally having a baby.
That's true too... I did feel like I was doing something, finally. But, I think I got my hopes up so much with our failed IUI that I refused to believe that anything would EVER work after that. So, I felt like I was probably wasting my time the whole time I was going through it. I would probably feel differently if I went through it again for #2. I would have a lot more hope.