Fili, I can understand your belt and braces approach to this and therefore wanting the PGD. If you go natural, there is always a chance of an abnormality. - the same chance most women have, which I believe is currently estimated at around 15%? I might be wrong with that number but you get the gist of it. The good news is that we know your body produces good eggs, too. Your 3rd loss was chromosomally normal...
The questions I would ask your RE are what he estimates your chances to be of producing enough eggs to get through PGD and to implantation. Then ask him how that compares to your chances when trying naturally.
Auntie's point about the error margin doesn't surprise me as there was a lady on here a few months ago who had PGD followed by a miscarriage. It turned out that the baby had a trisomy. I have to say that this was the only case of a problem that I have read about but maybe your RE will be able to tell you more about the error margins with his clinic's procedure?
Regarding the prevention of miscarrying another healthy baby, I personally think that you have a very good chance by trying everything you had in your last pregnancy: heparin, aspirin, progesterone, steroids plus the vitamins in Mr S's protocol. The treatment fits the belt and braces approach and it is not something you have been able to try out on a normal/healthy baby yet.
I remember how hopeful you were with your last pregnancy when you tried out the steroids and I really hope to see you as hopeful again with your next - just for many months longer
3x, to me your tests look spot on! You go, girl!
Croy, I'm glad you don't have a uti..It is good to get checked out, though
AFM, I had a bit of drama the past couple of days when my blood results showed that my blood had become significantly more clottable (I may have made that word up but hope you get what I mean). At the same time ducky decided to take a prolonged rest freaking me out for two days (would have been ok but the clotting test pushed ne over the edge a bit).
I should be ok by the morning with a new heparin dose, though, and ducky decided that Doritos were too good an opportunity to miss for some celebratory kicks. So hopefully all is well again.
Tracie, sorry for being unresponsive. I wonder, have you been able to go out and show your baby off? Or are you more protective after your rpl ordeal and would rather keep her safe at home and to yourself?