Oh no, kfs, I'm SOO sorry to hear that news. I read that, and it just broke my heart. Our dog is 8 yrs old, and he is such a part of us, that I can't even comprehend the day we may have to do that... so I know how you must be feeling, and I'm so sorry. BIG hugs to you!!!
Wish, nope, they don't really have an explanation. I did get prego in December on 50mg of Clomid without IUIs or anything (after about one year of trying). Sadly, it was a CP, but I was happy to know that I could conceive. There is that possibility that my right tube was blocked for the entire first 15 months that we were TTC. Not sure if you recall, but the doc had a hard time getting the dye to go through, and I about flew off the table in pain as he pushed more, and finally unblocked it. But my RE said there's no way to know if that was really a blockage or just a spasm where the tube was rejecting the dye. So just not real sure. My RE feels strongly that we'd be prego again within a few months, but since there's no guarantee, I dont want to keep rolling the dice at my age, and I'm just emotionally drained from it all as well. So, moving on, and pretty excited! So how are your OPKs today??? I looked at your chart and noticed your temp dropped, so if you did indeed have a pos yesterday, I wonder if you're Oing today. Prior to meds, I was an early ovulater too.
Katie, hahah! Ok, now you've ruined the name for me too!! That is too funny! Isn't it crazy how something like that can totally ruin a name for you for the rest of forever, LOL. Faith and/or Hope are good too. I was thinking she'd def need something like that in her name, because she is one heck of a survivor.
Although you could end up having a boy anyway, lol! When will you find out the gender?
Kayotic, glad you're doing great!
Terri, GO USA!
Hi everyone else!!!
AFM, I think my bleeding seems light enough to go ahead with the appointment today. It's mostly spotting, but a lot of spotting. But hey, she said "spotting or a very light bleed". I consider this a very, very light bleed I think. I asked what the biopsy is for. She said there have been higher success rates of implantation for IVF patients who have an endo biopsy... I guess scraping the endometrium (lord help me) causes some sort of repair reaction to occur, which triggers some growth hormones or cells or something, and makes the new lining that grows after that more receptive to an implanting embryo. Ok, cool. Scrape away then (lord help me again though). Also, they'll send the sample to pathology and check for something that I "think" she referred to as endometritis, which is inflammation of the endometrium. They can treat that with antibiotics if necessary. I'm really dreading this and have heard that it really hurts. Ugh. But hey, all worth it in the end!