JenStar1976
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Here's my dilema:
We have been trying since February for #2, had one chem and one miscarriage, and I think I'm out this month (12 dpo, no symptoms at all and a couple of BFNs). Every year we drive from south east England up to the Scottish Highlands for a week's holiday at Easter time, we stay in a big house with other relatives - about 12 of us altogether.
If we tried again the next cycle and were successful, the potential due date would be 3 weeks before we'd be due to travel up to Scotland. This isn't ideal! Alex was 12 weeks old when we took him up there the first time and that was fine, but my recovery was about 3-5 weeks after a natural birth, so sitting in a car for 9 hours with a newborn really isn't appealling to me. But, my OH's dad died just two weeks ago and the plan is to scatter some of the ashes up in Scotland (OH's family are Scottish) at Easter, so it's really important that we be there next year.
But I have such a desire to keep trying, not wanting to miss any chance I can get (I'll be 38 in October). It's hard enough waiting for your ovulation time, then the TWW without having to put it off for a whole month altogether.
What would you all do? x
We have been trying since February for #2, had one chem and one miscarriage, and I think I'm out this month (12 dpo, no symptoms at all and a couple of BFNs). Every year we drive from south east England up to the Scottish Highlands for a week's holiday at Easter time, we stay in a big house with other relatives - about 12 of us altogether.
If we tried again the next cycle and were successful, the potential due date would be 3 weeks before we'd be due to travel up to Scotland. This isn't ideal! Alex was 12 weeks old when we took him up there the first time and that was fine, but my recovery was about 3-5 weeks after a natural birth, so sitting in a car for 9 hours with a newborn really isn't appealling to me. But, my OH's dad died just two weeks ago and the plan is to scatter some of the ashes up in Scotland (OH's family are Scottish) at Easter, so it's really important that we be there next year.
But I have such a desire to keep trying, not wanting to miss any chance I can get (I'll be 38 in October). It's hard enough waiting for your ovulation time, then the TWW without having to put it off for a whole month altogether.
What would you all do? x