Apologies for the delay (again) in replying. Went out for brunch on Friday and it was a messy one. Just about feeling human again.
Ponty yep I've been living here on and off since 1998. Had my teenage years here then went back to the UK for uni and work, before returning here in September with new DH. The healthcare is absolutely fantastic, but it's all private. Luckily, the vast majority of expat contracts come with healthcare, so it's all fine and dandy. I'm also extremely lucky that my employer has a good insurance package so it covers fertility, because otherwise there'd be no hope for us at all! Just looking at your temp chart....could that massive dip at 7dpo be an implantation dip??
Isit - Welcome! I will add you to the table when I'm on my computer rather than my iPad. Best of luck on your clomid journey. I'll be following it closely and hoping for the best for you. I'm not looking forward to the side effects at all! Not sure it's advisable to take when you're in charge of other people's children! Hah
Gin hope you hear about your appointment soon! I haven't tried soy but presume you can get it on amazon.
Sus Hello! I will add you on to the table too. That's great news your cycles have shortened. Definitely a good sign.
Eskimo I have no idea what to look for in sperm (hah!) but they all look like they're within the normal boundaries, so that's a great sign.
Rosebud I'd go for it and take it now. If you take them at night then the side effects of the previous one will be at their weakest when you go out for the night out (hopefully!!)
Well I had my appointment today. Was really odd. I sat in the waiting room, the nurse came out with a piece of paper and basically I didn't need to see the doctor, I just need to go tomorrow for my day 21 test and then start my prescription, which was for progesterone and clomid!!! Eeek!
There's a minor stumbling block in terms of me starting it though. I obviously have to be at home for the blood tests and scans etc in the first couple of weeks. Unfortunately my grandad died on Friday (at the ripe old age of 93!) and I will be going back to the UK for his funeral in a week or so. I don't want to start the progesterone now in case AF arrives when I'm in the UK and the side effects add to the rubbishness of the funeral etc, or if I end up on day 11 or whatever and I'm not at home. Does that make sense? Hah oh to have a normal life eh?! I'll sort out my days anyway so I can start it efficiently 