Hi ladies
Hope you’re all well
Boris excited for you, it’s really not long now, yay!
star hugs for AF. I don’t know specifically about Proxeed, but I know individual supplements can be really effective for MF (high dose vit C, zinc, selenium, CoQ10 -there’s a whole chapter in It Starts with the Egg about supplements for sperm improvement)
Mpp sorry about AF but very excited about your upcoming wedding and honeymoon - hope you’re planning something fabulous
itsme the aiming in the pot is I think a bigger problem than we think! My DH had a great sample with olympic swimmers but volume is very low so I think it doesn’t matter what the issue is, they feel a lot of male pride about it. But as you say, we don’t marry someone for their fertility - I know I’ve felt completely rubbish because I’ve felt so betrayed by my body, as though the one thing I’m supposed to be able to do, I can’t - it certainly made me feel less of a woman, so can only imagine what it’s like for the blokes where it’s so bound up psychologically with virility.
lucie hope you’re well and gearing up for your NHS cycle. Very smart of you to have your private cycles abroad so you could still get an NHS funded cycle 
Hopefull welcome - these ladies are so knowledgeable and really welcoming. Echoing Lucie, it’s quality over quantity all the way. There’s no reason one of those 5 might not be the golden egg 
Not much to report here, I don’t feel particularly pregnant!! My third blood test showed hCG levels rising nicely,so now it’s just a question of twiddling my thumbs until my viability scan a week on Tuesday (23rd Feb), when all being well I’ll be 7+1, eek!! I’m massively struggling without all my pain meds, as I’ve been on a whacking great dose of morphine for over 14 years, so OTC co codamol isn’t doing a huge amount for my pain control. Saw the maternal medicine specialist who confirmed I deffo couldn’t have anything stronger in the first trimester, and put us on red alert for my epilepsy, as the danger zone is the first trimester - the chances of me having a seizure go up by as much as a third, but the Drs don’t want to increase my dose unless / until there is an indication that I need it (i.e. if I have a seizure) because of the increased risk of birth defects from higher doses.
Good news is that he will hopefully now be able to treat me on the NHS - as once the GP refers me to the hospital where he is part of the antenatal team, I will be in the system, and will be referred to his obstetric neurology specialist clinic.
I was really reluctant to see the GP and get a referral for antenatal, as it feels incredibly presumptuous to think I will get to 12 weeks at all. But DH says it’s crucial it's all logged with the GP, and that we have to assume I’m pregnant unless we have good reason to think otherwise.
Hope you ladies have lovely weekends
Xx