snoopygirl hearing you regarding the wine and the habitual nature of it. Seems quite obvious, but over the past couple of years being pregnant, thinking I might be pregnant, in the middle of miscarrying.. my mind always seemed to jump to whether I could drink or not and immediately if I am not, my friends assume I must be pg. I must admit as the mc's continued there are less comments made as people just don't really know what to say now, but DH loves wine even more than me, so not sure if that is worse or easier. I'm no doctor, but from what I have read the only thing that differentiates a 25 year old from a 45 yr old is the quality of their eggs. (pretty vital I know) but if you are getting pg then that has to be a good sign re the eggs. If we can get the NK cells to chill out a bit then you have a pretty good chance.
I saw Dr S Monday before last -(first check up post steriod cycle) and as it took me on average 6 mths to conceive each time then he did say if I wanted to "hurry things up" that I could try Letrozole next cycle.(too late for this one).
It is like clomoid but newer- a little more expensive but less side effects..etc. etc. I was quite suprised as I didn't really push the point I just asked average times it seems to take people (I did hear average 3 cycles and I though that sounded a bit too good to be true?)
Anyway, I don't have any issues ov as far as I know so I really didn't expect this. I have the perscription if I don't get a BFP this cycle. Bit unsure if I am jumping the gun a bit really. Again seems a bit too easy ???
I am a glass half full kindagirl.. but have been stung by that attitude with this whole experience so am trying to not be so easily swayed to the rose tinted view of things. It just makes the fall that much further.
Have any of you ladies been offered this by dr S ?
Apologies if a few are on it or chlomid "legitimately" because of ov issues. I can't remember if that is any of us on here?
snoopygirl just though it might be worth a mention, although it seems most of us still in TTC group (10 of us I think) are early stages, or have at least gotten PG since seeing Dr S - is that pretty accurate would you say ?
Apologies if I have missed a few key facts from people's histories.. I did read both threads but was a lot of info to remember on each person.