Morning ladies ... a quick comment on the sleep angle. I'm not sure if it gets easier, or you just start getting used to it. I can however recommend having a partner with a cough at night - it makes you so damn tired, you sleep through even the pred-induced waking times! 
My DP actually raised the sleep effect the pred had on me with Mr S yesterday, I didn't realise he was quite so concerned about it. He said it made me so tired it made me very run-down, and that worried him. He asked Mr S if there was anything at all we can do, and Mr S said if it gets too bad to contact him and he could prescribe something to help with sleeping. He did offer to prescribe me some now, but I said this isn't something I want to do, thanks - I want to take as little medication as I possibly can. I'll put up with the sleep deprivation if I can have a baby at the end of it - sounds like a fair exchange to me!
free I don't know if Mr S has mentioned to you already, but he told us of another lady that is also on the hydroxy after having previously had several MCs. She did have a baby after the MCs but developed severe pre-eclampsia and the baby was born very small (I think he said she is either abroad, or somewhere far away and so couldn't be under his ongoing care at the time). She wanted a second baby, so this time she's on the hydroxy as well, and is now 28 weeks, well and healthy, no pre-eclampsia, baby is the right size and weight so far. Sounded positive to me!
Just as a very quick update for me; Mr S has told me to double up my cyclogest on my next pregnancy (next?! I love his optimism!), so taking 400mg twice a day. He did say (and this is the reason for mentioning it, for info for you guys) that you don't have to take it at opposite ends of the day, you can take two together at nighttime if you wish. News to me! I'm not sure why he wants me to take double cyclogest since my progesterone levels haven't ever been checked so aren't known to be low, but perhaps it's a case of better to be sure. I'm to carry on taking the hydroxy, and the same 40mg pred/intralipids from BFP.
I did raise (again) my fear of my age/egg quality, and he was very tolerant of my fears, explaining again exactly why he isn't himself worried. He said ladies with poor egg quality don't get pregnant very easily; those who do get pregnant fairly easily don't in the main have bad eggs. Although there is of course still the higher risk of chromosomal issues; there's more of a chance at my age of getting eggs with problems, hence the higher risk of miscarriage anyway. But I know that. He still feels strongly that I should continue to try, so that's good enough for me.
I also asked (again) about just aspirin for the MTHFR, and asked how come other consultants in this field prescribe Clexane. He commented they probably aren't specialists in this field, to which I remarked that some of them are, for example the doctors at ARGC. He then explained that these are all IVF patients and they do indeed prescribe Clexane for IVF ladies as it helps with implantation. This makes sense to me, as I think the majority of people I've seen mention Clexane when they have MTHFR are IVF ladies. Not all, but certainly most. He went on to say the practice of this actually started with him and his research, as it happens, which was very interesting to hear!
Anyway, just thought I'd share that for general information, might come in useful for others at some time!
/waves to everyone, hope your new year is starting out well. And duggs, your attitude of "I'm fecking well going to be pregnant by June" made me laugh so much I read it out to my DP last night, made him laugh too! Love the spirit!