Morning everybody! How are you all?
Manuiti, I am so very sorry to hear your news, and sending you HUGE
. What an absolute shocker. This business never gets any easier. But, you did well on your first IVF, so that should give you plenty of hope for IVF 2, when you're ready to go down that route. We're here for you when you need to vent hun, Axxx
HTJ-OMG, I can well imagine your frustration, but hang on in there. The perfect donor is out there waiting to be picked! Don't give up!!
Mirium-hello, welcome and GL!!!
Dr S-how are you getting on?? GL with the stimms. x
Rowanbud-welcome to the thread. My amh was 2.9 last May, and I don't even want to think what it is after two IVFs. It is an indicator of ovarian reserve, and mainly used by fertility doctors in deciding what level of stimms to give you when having IVF, etc. It should not indicate quality, but just how many eggs are left. Unfortunately, it sends women into orbit with worry, but there are loads of success stories of women with low amhs conceiving naturally, so don't lose heart if yours is low (don't think you've had yours tested??). GL for this cycle! xx P.S. I'm a teacher too, and busy marking external GCSE scripts at the moment. KILLER!
DrHouse-the same message to you, and welcome to the thread. Hope you get lucky soon. What a pain having to orgaise your wedding date following the exs say so. Grrrr!!!
Butterfly-how are you my lovely??? Any news on the house front? Big
to you!
Dashka-you're always so kind and thoughtful! I'm trying to do loads of veggies, and lots of nuts and seeds, etc. It's a pain to have to think so hard about what you're going to eat each day, but worth it in the end, I hope! Did you get your Martha Stewart recliner in the end??
Lil-what are you up to? The sun is shining for you today! Hope you've managed to get to the stones of Glastonbury!! (Keep off the local cider!!!)
Lady H-my period is always 3 days tops, with some spotting on CD4. Again, my consultant said this is not a problem. I think it is a good idea to eat loads of blood nourishing foods, like aubergines, beetroots, etc. etc. The Emma Cannon book, The Baby Making Bible is brilliant for advice on what to eat for this type of problem. I'd say 'sod it' to the full caffeine cola too, and coffee. You can't put your life on hold for TTC! GL!!
Chicken-I'm hoping that Professor Butterfly will be able to shed some light on your chart, but it looks as if Prof Frolicky knows what she is talking about too!!! GL!!!
Purple, Twinks (where are you, you monkey?!!), Never, Frolicky, Asry, Neesaw, Pad, Carole, and everybody else, a big hello to you all!!!