Hello everyone. Apologies for the absence. Have been away from mumsnet and so much has been happening!! I wish that I was as good at sar at reading and keeping track of everything and then saying just the right things. I get to the end and immediately forget all sorts of things that I was going to say...
nelly I am so excited that you are so close to being pupo. I have such a good feeling about this and am so pleased that you are feeling positive (insomnia aside). I look forward to hearing about all of the adventures.
fox I hope you had a great holiday and aren't working too hard. I have been buying crafty things - including glue a glue gun which I found incredibly satisfying - and it als makes me think of you. My sewing machine is buried under mounds of junk but I think it is high time I dug it back out.
critter everything is tightly crossed for you and James' beautiful twibling. You have well and truly earned your stripes and need to get to the end of this journey. I agree your jump won't be a problem, and we must have been lucky because our dog when I was a kid loved playing with a grape for ages before eating it. He was huge though so perhaps if he had eaten more it would have been a problem. I thought of the book We're Going on a Bear Hunt when you spoke about having to go through this to get out the other side. It will all be worth it xx
mrsd sorry for the extended tent dwelling. I have everything crossed for your next natural round. I agree that people would never guess what you're going through when looking at photos on the other place.
cos wanting to crack on with another round is totally understandable. I always felt better when doing treatment because I felt less helpless. Doing something always helped. I think of you a lot since we shared our bfps and I so hope that you get to the end of this rubbish journey soon.
joy I know that it is different with twins but I had no symptoms until I could feel the baby so some twin pregnancies must be the same. Stay strong and I'll be looking forward to hearing good news from your next scan as well.
So lovely to have newbies!
berry I had a lap to remove severe endo several years ago, also in December. We didn't get the chance to try naturally after that because the docs wanted me on downregging drugs until it was time for ivf to avoid re growth of the adhesions. If you have any questions, before or after the lap, feel free to ask here or pm me.
toes it was myself that went to your clinic. We found them really good. Our first round didn't work but the second round was successful and I know another friend who did a private round elsewhere before having success with an nhs round there.
Hello to all those that I haven't mentioned - newbies and grads alike.
Things are good in the madness household. Minimad keeps me on my toes but I am so grateful to have him. He is a very happy soul so obviously all the stress and worry didn't affect him negatively in the womb grin. My mother takes great pleasure in reminding me that I was nothing like him as a child! Teething, weaning, sleeping and nurseries dominate my conversations (sometimes I find I bore myself) but I try not to be that annoying parent when talking to child-free friends.
I may not post often but please know that I am thinking of you all and hoping for more success and graduations in the near future xx