Thank you @VenusStarr, I am sorry things keep being so difficult and crappy for you, I really feel you ❤Haven't cried today -yet! But have been livid with rage at the sheer irony of it all. I just can't get my head around how pregnancy came easily unaided and now I'm put on something that should speed it up and I'm responding well to the drug, but I'm just not getting pregnant at all. It doesn't help I work in an office with a predominantly female workforce and I'm constantly surrounded by either someone who's pregnant or just returned from maternity leave, I could not concentrate at all at work today, all I wanted to do was going home and punching a pillow repeatedly, in fact I had an overwhelming desire to actually smash something up with my bare hands all day.
But yeah, I can see why you're feeling completely deflated and demotivated, yet as you say, for as long as you keep yourself going, the hope is there and may not be a bad thing as it may eventually take you there, it's just all very exhausting.
@Lily1990 you hit the nail on the head there, the BFN sure hurts even more when you're £350+ lighter each month from the meds, scan and trigger and yet all I would like is an explanation as to why. I get some people don't respond well to it in the first place, but I did, lining and ovulation, so why? Does it create an imbalance into some other hormones that are necessary for implantation etc...I have no idea, but I will be sure to ask Dr E at my next SO scan and then decide whether to do any more Letrozole or just full natural with the immune. Having said that it could be the immunes as well as the Letrozole, they just need to explain things if they don't make logical sense.
I think I'm trying one more SO + Hyfosy and if there's a good response again, but no pregnancy I may even ditch CRP altogether, I'm not convinced the intralipids make that much of a difference and given the cost, I may try with Pred and cyclogest alone plus the usual aspirin and cocktail of supplements.
@nottsgdns I had an ERA, but I echo @VenusStarr that evidence in support is debatable. I was in a similar place to you when I finally got to my embryo transfer, thinking I already tested everything and that 'as long as I could create at least one euploid embryo through IVF, implantation wasn't a concern' of my consultant because I got pregnant naturally so easily, I thought I'd already tested everything under the sun and then suddenly my consultant throws all these other tests at me, including ERA, which I ended up paying for in the end because 'what if I don't and it doesn't work and I only have one embryo I will always wonder' - well, it still didn't work so felt utterly stupid for having wasted more time and money on all that. I think the main reason why ERA is debated is that however accurate in the cycle you are tested, there is no certainty that your receptivity window wouldn't vary from cycle to cycle. I remember getting very angry when my consultant brought up these additional tests, that I did what I needed to do, spent a ton of money, was ready for the final step and then suddenly the responsibility is put on me again to make more decisions that could make or break the pregnancy. I feel for you and see you. x