Hi ladies
Thanks for all your support, you really are awesome and do genuinely get how obsessive this all is, and how with PCOS it’s not like ‘normal’ TTC where it’s a case of ‘have enough sex to catch that egg’, as we’re focusing on trying to lay an egg first off. Maybe we should call it TTLAE - trying to lay an egg - instead of TTC, haha
Dollface136 thanks so much for the hug, right back atcha. Hoping the SI helps you too. Would be awesome if you, me and Chandelierswinger could all be SI-evangelists [smile}
RoseBud2015 more hugs back to you, keeping all fingers and toes crossed for good news for ya, I think we all deserve some positive test results news!! I know how horrible it is waiting for news, so hope you can keep yourself busy in a good way until Thursday, when you’ll know more. We’re all rooting for you 
Rufus200 it’s incredibly reassuring to hear your experience with the follicle scan during vs after the pill (i.e. once it was out of your system). Makes complete sense - and esp as I was on a double dose of a high-dose oestrogen pill, I’d expect the suppressing of FSH to be double what it is if taking the pill normally, which I imagine would suppress the follicles in my ovaries (follicle stimulating hormone being the giveaway, haha). Thank you so much for sharing, you’ve no idea what a comfort it is to know there’s probably a very logical explanation for my eggs seemingly all have vanished out of the blue!!
Pebbles086 thank you also for support, so glad to hear the great news from your lap+dye, and glad your DH is spoiling you like crazy, you deserve it 
soontobemrslizzy thank you also - I started (somewhat ambitiously!!) testing with the cheap OPK strips, so I could have something to compare it to if (hopefully) the CBFM shows a ‘high’ or even (fx!)’peak’, so I know if the line really is a line, if that makes sense! I got excited by a faint line, but we all have some level of LH circulating in our blood (and more so if we’re PCOS) so my excitement was somewhat premature. Though at least we know what to compare to if/when we get a dark positive line!
I don’t know if you are temping, I know it’s absolutely useless for predicting ovulation, and EWCM (& OPKs) are better for predicting, but apart from progesterone test (or a BFP!) it’s the only at-home way of confirming if ovulation happened, so I’m temping in the hope of being able to pick up if I did in fact lay an egg or not until I go on the Clomid and get blood tests…
chandelierswinger OMG OMG OMG. This is awesome!! I’m punching the air, hoping that I might get a similar result from the SI - I’m at CD 14 and the idiot Dr on Thursday said to test from CD20 onwards, as she reckoned this would be a long cycle (and may or may not ovulate, although 1 dominant follicle is all it takes….she says, hoping!!)…bloody awesome news for you and keeping fx for you. I’ll be leaping from the chandeliers too if I get a similar result, so hope you’re keeping swinging in the mean time, haha. Whoop whoop indeed!!!
I’m not sure if my stonking headache was from the SI, although I do often get headaches from my nighttime teeth grinding, it seemed to go on for longer throughout the day (although I may be symptom spotting). The day I went up to 150mg from 135mg I did feel nauseous and have hot flashes, so stepped back down to 135mg for the next two days as I didn’t want to be puking during a family wedding…next month I will definitely take the higher dose but at night to alleviate side effects (although I took them during the day so I could see if any side effects were happening, if that makes sense?!!!)
ShortyK Thanks so much for lovely words, you ladies have been such a comfort! The scan was £200, the AMH test would have been extra but wasn’t charged for it cos they weren’t supposed to have done it in the first place (although apparently not the scan either!). If my consultant says they shouldn’t have done it, I will be donning my best schoolmarm spectacles and writing a very stern letter of complaint!! Mainly cos I wouldn’t want anyone else to have the shits put up them unnecessarily - I’m lucky I’ve got a great consultant who I trust I can go to and get it set the record straight. 
I can’t imagine how stressful the POAS must be for you, unfortunately with this bloody condition we end up testing much earlier than someone without it might do, cos we never quite know when our AF is necessarily due- and although false positives are unlikely, it does mean that we know about chemical pregnancies when those who test later AFTER a missed AF often have them but never know about it
. All the hugs to you
Freddiesmother hello and welcome! This is a great group 