I typed up a proper reply 3 times and accidentally deleted it before posting 🤦🏼♀️
@Poppy10121 I too was on a pill for a while, 5-6 yrs and had no idea about my cycles as I had no periods then. Only last year I started learning about my cycle. Some people told me that "all these MCs are a result of the pill" 🤦🏼♀️ This is total BS (my consultant's own words 😂) so one less thing to worry about, ladies. One of the people who said that was my own mum who had 4 MCs and was never on hormonal contraception! As if MCs were a new phenomenon!
@Threnody @SkyBlue20 You're right, I'll explore other local consultants and either have a full range of tests done privately or top up what's done on the NHS. Depends on how impatient I am and whether I get pregnant before my NHS RMC appointment. Part of me wants to wait with another pregnancy till I have the results, but it's already taken so long that because of it, time isn't on my side anymore and waiting for months for results isn't ideal. I think I will go with "what will be, will be" attitude, just keep TTC and see what happens. It may be my fourth time lucky, randomly 🍀 It may be that I get pregnant, all my NHS tests will have to be postponed and then I'll have another MC. That is a risk, but then I think I'd have it all done privately instead of waiting for another NHS appointment. I am fortunate to have saved up a bit and it would pay for private tests. instead of paying for my car
Anyway, I think if you go privately then it's reasonable to expect someone to be thorough and trustworthy. I can hold my own hand, but I would like to feel confident my doctor knows what s/he's doing and listens. this should be the NHS standard too
I feel less deflated about it all today. At the end of the day, if I need to fight for my own baby, then so be it, even if some people along the way are unhelpful and the road is long. That's what mothers do and we have to keep going. Bring it on.
@SkyBlue20 I think your attitude to live a normal life in TWW and early pregnancy is very sensible and healthy. I was trying to do the same, but felt too poorly to do exercise as usual and too scared sex would make me bleed and freak out (in early pregnancy). So then I resigned myself to "take each day as it comes", no pressure. I think if you can live a normal life, it's the best thing to do. Generally, it makes the post-loss pregnancy less scary and recalibrates you to a healthier focus, i.e. you don't think about it 24/7 because you have a life. As long as you stay gentle with yourself 
@Workingmama1 How are you feeling? Do you feel like AF is coming? I think sometimes it's easier to build yourself up for AF if it's a BFN close to it - it's gentler when it arrives or a big happy surprise if it doesn't. That was my last one, BFN at 12 dpo and a clear BFP at 14 dpo. By the time I found out, feeling low about AF has turned into accepting it and tbh I would have been OK either way. That's what I'll be doing now as well. Fingers tightly crossed for your good news, now or very soon 🤞