Hi all - my weekly check-in seems to have rolled around again 
I'm pretty sure I'm on the 2ww now too, not great going in our house, but I say that every month and I know I will get pg eventually, even if it's not quick!
Dachs that's really crap timing, going back when you should be coming off work, it'll be tough - although I guess being there might help the days to pass more quickly. Hoorah for the +OPK though, it would be fantastic to get the miracle BFP without having to go through all the IVF palaver again, I so wish that could happen for you - and who knows? it happens to some women surely. But it's worth acknowledging in your mind the likelihood that it won't happen and see whether there's any practical steps you can take to help you cope with re-starting IVF. It's bound to be emotionally tough. Would counselling help do you think?
Zam nice to see you again, and good to get some diagnosis and a plan worked up. There are a few of us all in the same boat then, so we just need to get that first step worked out. I'm 37 too. I'm vaguely thinking about using some of my progesterone stash in the 2ww this cycle just to see whether it helps anything stick. Carrying the clexane in luggage is what I did as well - it's really bulky, as each syringe has a plastic 'holder' around it and they're packed in plastic packs - take up lots of room but are very light!
hi yrmotb I saw a pilates studio quite close to me this afternoon and am thinking of giving it a go - I have to start doing some form of movement (can't bring myself to use the word exercise yet ). Is it hard when you start up?
tina if you use fertilityfriend you can put a link up to your chart if you want help with anything...I spotted a pregnancy the other day, felt so chuffed 
Izzy it sounds like things are going well with you, thank goodness. Freezing if you don't have the amnio, will they be able to give you a better indication of the risk from the next scan(s)?
digi I saw on the pred thread that you were going onto ovulation-stim drug, I hope that works and am sorry metformin didn't do the trick for you. Was it on Dr S that you had the scan?
MummyA I was astounded when I read your consultant was taking such an aggressive stance, I do hope the new consultant will be more reasonable about the management of your situation.
battery goodness! buying and selling a house so quickly! you guys don't muck about, do you? Well, at least that should give you something to concentrate on while you take the break from TTC. ooh. Or maybe not 
. Hmm. 3 weeks from ERPC. hmmm.. When did you get your BFN?
We got the car, I got it on Monday and have been very happily driving it about and getting used to it - it's a 5-door Toyota RAV4, so a bit higher than a car - it's quite old but for its age the miles are fairly low and we took it for a longer drive yesterday and I was v happy although it's got a squeaky windscreen wiper . We're still waiting for our belongings to be delivered but are getting closer, had word that it might be next week! I'm not sure where I'm going to put everything but I guess I can always donate or sell.
The cold is clearing, finally, although DS's is still lingering. OH NO! and he seems to have dropped his nap! At 3.4 he has finally stopped having a sleep in the afternoon, even in the car he seems able to resist. I miss his naps 
. I'm working on still having 'quiet time' though.
I wonder how knitter and jolls are? thinking of you both if you're lurking. And waves to everyone else I've missed.
Oh I keep meaning to tell you ladies, I was listening to the radio here one morning a few days ago and heard an interview with some women who have put out a book called 'Baby Gone' - stories of women who have experienced miscarriage, infertility and still birth. I've ordered a copy from our library, but apparently they've had quite a lot of funding to supply free copies to GPs, midwives, counsellors etc to help healthcare workers read the experiences of women so that they might have a better understanding of what it's like from our perspective. There's a link here.