Kitty fx crossed for you bigtime!
thunder congrats on your scan; saw the photo & it brought a tear (or two, or a hundred) to my eye, so happy for you 
Barking how are you today? I think you made the right choice by staying in.
NHS intake appt yesterday was vastly different from the private one Monday: alone in the waiting room surrounded by posters of babies being breastfed and adverts for pg yoga and parenting classes. The nurse was 30min behind but very friendly and said she wished all her patients were like me bc I was so organized and came prepared 
Basically she said the intake appt is to set up all remaining necessary tests and then arrange an appt with a consultant. Since I've had all the major tests, all she wants done is CD2-3/CD21 bloods redone, and SA redone, and can call in for an appt in early October.
I told her we're working with a private consultant & described the 2 rounds of clomid/onto IVF plan, and she said it was understandable although she couldn't definitively tell me that we were not eligible for NHS IVF due to existence of SKs. (which was aggravating).
She did say that Clomid isn't really for ladies like me who are regular and are ovulating, and kept referring to "when you get your period" and "when the Clomid doesn't work" which kind of felt like a kick in the teeth, even if that's how it's likely to go. Not really sure the point of making a consultant's appt but I suppose if we can get any applicable tests done/redone before going for IVF then that will be helpful.
She also said Clomid has a side effect of weight gain, but wouldn't say how much helpful. So, has anyone experienced this? I'm back to the gym tomorrow as she's put the fear in me that I'll pile it on and somehow get above the max BMI. I asked her if it was typically 1/2 stone, 1 stone, 2 stone, 3 stone etc and the most specific she'd get was that it wasn't usually 3 stone.
Actually the more I think about it, my conclusion is she was very nice and competent at the intake stuff but not as competent as she should've been on detailed stuff, which she brought up (I didn't ask about Clomid side effects), so I left there more confused and less optimistic than I went in.