Sophia1984 thank you for your encouragement – yes some days are definitely harder than others. I’m so sorry about your BFN.
sundayraspberry I know what you mean – I have definitely been more acutely away of what’s going on in my body than I was before.
mascaraisamust great news re the peak! Hope you managed to make the most of it!
sakura03 So sorry to hear you’re feeling so down. I can completely understand why the news made you tearful. Don’t beat yourself up too much – if it’s any consolation, I think I’d react in exactly the same way.
AprilShowers16 I think a lot of people feel that their life will follow a succinct sequence of events: meet partner, move in together, get married, have 2.4 children! The reality isn’t quite as simple. I’ve been quite open about my miscarriage with people and have been amazed at how many of our acquaintances had their own stories of IVF, miscarriage, months and months of trying. Sophia explained the EWCM well – basically, our gynaecologist told us to try to have sex every other day from the end of my period to after ovulation day.
clareinthemiddle What fantastic news – you must be delighted! If your doctor declines the early scan, go directly to the EPAU – but yes, if you could hold out for 7/8 weeks. Such a long time to wait, I know.
LondonGirl83 any news?
frankiepants1 the first cycle after my ERPC, I had flashing faces for 11 days. I thought I was going nuts! I hope you get some clarity soon.
Brenna24 Miscarriage is, for the most part, a completely random event. NOTHING you did would have been able to change the outcome. I have never heard of the pill increasing your chance of miscarriage. I’m relieved for you that your sister stepped in.
I am 9 dpo, CD 21 of 25. My temperature went through the roof this morning, but I may have just been hot – who knows! The ‘symptoms’ I experienced this time last month have definitely diminished but I still have the odd niggly cramp or warm feeling in my uterus. Oh, and I have thrush again - JOY. Emotionally, I am all over the place. Saturday night and we had hordes of gorgeous trick or treaters including a beautiful Down Syndrome girl, who must have been three or four years’ old. When I closed the door, I was so moved by her positive smiley little face I burst out crying.