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KLC1018

Joined: 07/11/2011

My Story:

We've been trying to conceive since late 2009. I'm now 37 and hubby is now 39. After 6 months, we both started getting tested and everything came back great with both of us. My FSH is good, my eggs are still viable, I have no blockages and I can tell when I ovulate every month. Hubby was told by the doctor he saw that he could "single-handedly repopulate the earth." Tried for a few more months and when nothing happened, I went on Clomid. Tried that for 4 months with no luck and hated the side effects. Finally went to see an RE in April who told us she didn't know why we didn't get pregnant on our own - the wonderful diagnosis of Unexplained Infertility. She suggested IUI and we did our first cycle May 2011 - BFN. June 2011 no IUI due to having to get cyst checked out by gyno onocologist. :( Huge miraculous surprise...got pregnant on our own in June 2011!! EDD 3/6/12...it's a BOY! :)

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Hi, I've been lurking and reading some posts catching up on all the latest news with...

Me(38),DH(39)TTC since Oct '09. Dx w/Unexplained Infertility. Clomid 4 mos. BFN. 1st IUI FSH injectibles/Ovidrel Trigger May '11 BFN. June '11 skipped. BFP July '11-on our own! It's a BOY! EDD 3/6/12.

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I'm not sure how many people know about it. I still can't find it when I'm looking for it....

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Awesome! Thanks so much. I see it doesn't look like it gets much traffic. Hopefully with...

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Birth Story - surprise!

Hello Ladies, Well, our son, Logan Nicholas, ended up making an early entrance into the...

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Hello Ladies,
Well, our son, Logan Nicholas, ended up making an early entrance into the world. He was born last Saturday, 2/25/12, at 8:06 pm. He weighed 6 lbs 7 oz and was 20 in long.
I ended up being induced due to a diagnosis of mild preeclampsia but he really was not ready to come out. We checked into the hospital on Friday morning around 9:00 and they started the induction process at 11:00 am, which took 12 hours. Then they started me on pitocin at midnight. Had contractions all through the night that just got worse as the night went on/the medication was increased. The next morning, I had not progressed at all. We asked about a C-Section and the doctor hesitated to do it so soon. She wanted me to wait until later on that day to see if I made any progress. They gave me some drug (can't remember the name) for pain, which sent me into hallucinations for the next 2 1/2 hours, during which my water broke. I was miserable...but we had a nurse who was phenominal and took wonderful care of me. My husband was great and tried to keep me calm during that time. After I came out of that drug-induced haze, it was time for the epidural. Unfortunately, it took 3 times to get it right. Finally got that going but when the doctor came back around 6:00, I still had not progressed any further. So, she "decided" it would be best to do a C-section. Phone calls were made to my parents who, unfortunately, didn't even get there before I was taken to the OR. It happened that quick.
But once we got into the OR and I was given even more drugs (yuck), Logan was born 9 minutes after the procedure started. He came out just fine, thankfully.
So now we're settling in at home and trying to establish somewhat of a routine. He's a good eater, decent sleeper and an overall calm baby so far. Let's hope it stays that way.

I still can't believe he's mine and that we get to keep him. I wish everyone here healthy pregnancies and easy deliveries! I'll be lurking and cheering you all on!
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Hello Ladies, Well, we got an unexpected tour of Labor and Delivery this week when my...

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In the home stretch

Hi All, Well, today is my first official day out of work and it feels weird. It's actually...

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Hi Jane...not to worry, you still have time. My OB told me 36 weeks is when they usually...

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Update...and a little whining

So, a little update on me...I guess I've been spoiled by a pretty uneventful pregnancy thus...

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Yes...quite a bit, actually. And it lasted through a good part of my pregnancy...even now...

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Hi All. Figured I would give a little update since all I've been doing is lurking around...

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