Hi all,
thunder - I read your thread too (partly because i wonder if I have an underactive thyroid - if I have another MC, it will be the first thing I ask to be tested for) and thought there were some quite positive stories on there. It sounded to me like you just have to get the levels of medication right, and to do that, you just need to push and push for them to test. But I know it must be really frustrating.
I think part of our collective obsession bordering on hysteria enthusiasm with regards to ttc is because it feels like it is the only way of us regaining a measure of control over our reproductive systems. So to loose the ability to even ttc takes away one of our crutches. (I hope i'm not offending people by saying this - maybe that's just how it is for me).
baking I don't think its disloyal to have "coped" after this mc. It is really hard to equate bfp with a successful pg, particularly when you've had more than one mc. We are given many different ways to cope with the downs in life and whichever one we use isn't wrong or bad, otherwise we wouldn't have been given that coping strategy (IFYSWIM - its a bit philosophical for a Monday morning).
Does anyone else ever feel conflicted about their feelings ttc / bfp prospects? I'm POAS this Friday and to be really really honest, at the moment I'm not sure I want a bfp?
. In the whole raft of coping measures that I've come up with, (see above) of them is to plan things to do that I can't do when pg. A lot of the things that I've planned take mental, physical or financial effort and as I've now had two mcs in the space of six months, I'm not sure I've got the energy to re-plan my life again. The only thing that keeps me going is that huge aching void in me that desparately wants another baby. (Can't I just be handed it instead of having to go through the whole trauma and stress that is pg). I'm probably not explaining myself very well - I think it boils down to I really really want a baby. I really really don't want to be pregnant.