Thank you @SunStruck & @Avocuddles 🌺
@SunStruck Better this week, thank you. You're right, focusing on other things helps. It's not easily done, I find the only way I can do it is if I really throw myself into something else and work hard. The promotion and everything involved in the process fitted in with this theme and I'm glad I've done it. Proud that the horrible events didn't stop me completely, I can still go ahead. I am also going to see a private counsellor this month, as sadly the charity waiting list is longer than they thought and no chance to start counselling with them in Jan. I'm not waiting any longer, I might be skint, but at least I'll be healthier. How have you been, sista? ❤️ Been thinking about you xxx
@Avocuddles Thank you lovely, I might be asking some questions later next year if you don't mind. In answer to your question, I think we'll try to get as many tests done on the NHS as possible when our 12 months is up, but I am getting ready financially to go private and have a full round of tests (perhaps more comprehensive?) than on the NHS. It's not ideal, but hey ho, it might help, so I'll give it a go. I need to check the terms of my new private healthcare cover too, I suspect all things fertility and pregnancy-related will be exempt, but I'll wait for my new contract and package to check this.
I'd be exactly the same as you if I had read those boards, don't worry. I avoid them cause they're frankly annoying. It's like my BF recently moaned to me about how nauseous and tired she is after her perfect 12 week scan. She's 5 years younger than me and conceived in the first month of trying. I just gave her THE look and that was enough 😂😂😂 I think a loooooot of people do not realise just how lucky they are they've never been through what we've been through. I often find myself having a patronising approach to them on the inside (never openly), I listen to this and in my head I'm like "yeah, alright love, you clearly haven't lived long enough yet" 😂 xxx