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AF reared her ugly head this morning, as I suspected would happen. So I go in on Wednesday for an ultrasound and we'll formulate a plan for this month once again...View Thread

I hope that helps! Best of luck tomorrow!View Thread

I don't know what the heck we're going to do now. I am so mad, upset, frustrated, you name it... I guess I'm still holding out a little bit of hope that we were successful this month anyway, but it's like I already got another BFN in my mind. Tomorrow is my 30th birthday... what a huge let down. I guess that's all I've got right now.View Thread

- KariView Thread

I feel like I am even more anxious this month than previous ones because this is the first time I have known so much about what is going on in my body. And if it doesn't work again this month, we will have to undergo a lot more testing next cycle. I'm just really not up for that right now. Hopefully we will know at the end of the week if we were successful.
In the mean time, we are leaving for vacation Tuesday morning, so that will help distract me, I think. Just have to get through tonight and tomorrow night at work.View Thread

Hopefully this is not the case and you are feeling better soon!View Thread


I am pretty sure waiting 10 days or so is not uncommon. But who wants to wait 10 days? I am not sure what makes it shorter for some and longer for others. How many days did you take Provera?
Hang in there. It sounds weird, but I hope AF shows up for you soon.View Thread

So I decided to go with another OB/GYN. I work in a NICU and have some experience with her when attending deliveries (not an easy thing for me right now), and I really liked her personality. Although it was a little weird to have someone I work with in my "business", I turned out to be a great decision. It was a very difficult week; I had really hoped for a BFP this week but that was not in the cards (I don't know why i thought it was possible, just hopeful I guess). She was compassionate and said so many things that I was hoping to hear, without being patronizing. I really feel like I made a good decision seeking answers from someone else, and now I have an appointment with a nurse practitioner who specializes in infertility next week! I was so disappointed Thursday morning when AF reared her ugly head, and I was starting to think about giving up. But I feel so good about not accepting the way things were going and doing something about it.
I know we have a long way to go, but at least we are moving in the right direction again. Keep your chins up, ladies. Stay positive and hopeful, and don't give up.View Thread
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