Lisa, I think thew Annabella that free referred to is the one I said that was Mr S's PA at the NHS clinic. She is very pleasant and helpful. I think she is a different Annabella to the one you are referring to, as she has long hair and I don't think she is a Cypriot. She is also not a registrar, as far as I am aware.
I know that everyone who pays NI is entitled to NHS treatment, so it is not "free" as you suggest, but it is certainly true that some people have access to the NK Cell treatment on the NHS and a much greater number do not, hence people referring to you as "lucky". It depends, partly on postcode, but also on how cooperative your own GP is. You are lucky to have a GP that was happy , and not skeptical or stubborn as many are, to make this referral, as was I. However, the NHS has many financial constraints and red tape that you don't come across when you are paying for the treatment. So, If you are with Mr s's clinic on the NHS, they deal with recurrent miscarriage. Nothing more, nothing less. If you suffer with unusual cycles that make achieving pregnancy difficult then this will come under their fertility juristiction, not recurrent miscarriage, and so will not be addressed by the NHS' recurrent miscarriage clinic. Yes, it's true you will get conflicting advice from them. It's ridiculously frustrating and all of us that have been trying to get the treatment on the NHS have suffered extreme frustration in one form or another. From what I can tell, the main benefit of being seen there on the NHS is that you don't pay for the tests and get the medication at a better rate. I felt that after that, I was pretty much alone until such time as I fell pregnant - which I didn't. I have been waiting since October for a referral to the Fertility Clinic on the recommendation of one of Mr S's registrars, only to now get a letter saying that I am welcome to make an appointment for tests and advice but that there really is nothing much they can do for me because I'm 2 years older than the cut off point for fertility treatment on the NHS. So, now I am in a position where if I want to have any success in getting pregnant I have to pay for private treatment.
I am somewhat offended, on behalf of myself, and the others on this board who have tried at every turn to give you the best advice we could for each post you made, only to be told that you think we are pretty much a bunch of judgemental snobs who are looking down our noses at you. Why would we? Because we are paying for treatment and you are not? I was initially in no financial position to pay for treatment, hence my request for an NHS referral. Now that I have no other option, it happens that I actually do now have the money to pay for it. Not because I am luckier, or somehow "superior" to you, but because my mother died recently and left me her savings. You have no idea how any of us have cobbled together the money to pay for the treatment that we are having, because some of us have no choice. Please do not assume that we are in some way over privileged types who can afford to throw money around at private healthcare whilst looking down our noses at those who are seeking NHS treatment. 
In other news.....
I had my follicle tracking scan today but it seems it was too early. I though it would be to be honest. Frustratingly that means I have to pay for another scan 
boooo! The good news is that my lining is "beautiful" according to the consultant who scanned me.
Sorry, would post more personals but I have to prep for a job tomorrow, sort out my drowned rat hair after being caught in the rain, go to the supermarket and get out of the door to go to the theatre, all in about 3 hours. I just felt the need to post the above. Now I will go and gather my toys and put them back in my pram 