Such good news on this thread, it really is brilliant to read 
Seeking - thank you for the welcome! It's still hard to believe that I've had 3 successful pregnancies (but then I see the full-to-the-top washing basket and I believe again!). I really hope I don't have to go through the RPL stuff all over again, it's such crap to go through isn't it? Congrats on reaching 16 weeks and I hope the scan goes swimmingly xx
Drttc - Hope the pregnancy reveal elicits some really lovely reactions, even if surprised ...
Bala03 - Thank you for the ideas to counteract the nastier antibiotic effects and fingers and toes tightly crossed for your scan tomorrow. Your hcg numbers look really promising xxx
Luna - fingers crossed that the spotting stays away now the aspirin's been stopped and cyclogest's been doubled. Poor you having uterine infections recurrently - yikes, it sounds really unpleasant. Hope the tummy bug has gone away now ...
Re: your question to me from page 3, it went like this (and writing it down, makes me realise that I've been either TTC, or TTA, with charting for the last decade:
MCs 1, 2 and 3: April, Sept and Dec 2007 (all conceived in first 1 or 2 cycles of trying - I was aged 24 and doing my MA then PhD)
DD1: conceived Jan & born Sept 2008
DD2: conceived first try June 2009; born early Feb 2010
DS: conceived (accidentally) Jan & born early Aug 2012
We decided that 3 was quite enough for us. Until I got a brilliant, permanent job that would actually allow us to try for a 4th ...
Leading to MC #4 conceived first try Aug '17.
Writing it all down, I feel like I'm a one-woman proof of the hyperfertility hypothesis
and of course I also realise how bloody lucky I am to have what I have. It's probably greedy to try for just one more.
Just - thanks for the good wishes. Feeling loads better already (apart from the raging thrush ... sorry if TMI!). The heparin definitely isn't a need, more of a preference: Prof Quenby recommends it to support the placentation process even if clotting disorders haven't been detected (I know that Mr S doesn't though). Fingers crossed it was a chromosomal loss - really wish the gynae had agreed to chromosomal testing (they flat out refused).
Harriet - I've been following stalking your progress and it has been brilliant to see you get a sticky bfp ... I hadn't thought about it but believe you're absolutely right re: NK cells fluctuating between pregnancies so we may not need pred every time - annoying that mine may have flared up again :(
- good to hear that your experiences of Coventry were so positive. My current thinking is that I will have another shot at pregnancy with pred etc. and if the next one fails too, I'm absolutely taking time for testing and to regroup.
As for me, it's been really weird walking this path of pregnancy loss again when I thought for a long time it was just part of my past (because our TTC days were done). Definitely easier when you've got small people to cuddle, but also worrying with increased age. A different decision process about whether it's worth pushing through further potential losses and the impact it could have on one's existing family. I realise that a lot of my anxiety and sadness is just a hangover from my previous experiences, but it's really galling to be treated as if my past doesn't exist by medical professionals - it does, and it's reasonable to find the current loss a bit harder because of the really difficult experiences of loss in my past. I think I'm expecting too much from the NHS sadly.
Apologies if I missed anyone from the personals 