Hi ladies
Firstly, thanks to all for your kind messages after Sunday, when I was feeling very blue...I don't know what I'd do without you all!
MrsH I'm so sorry AF arrived and to you. Life can be so unfair. Take care of yourself. And with the HSG definitely follow PnM's doctor's advice. My sister-in-law had an HSG after two years of fruitless ttc (not even a miscarriage) and conceived that cycle. My niece, now 17 months, is definitely none the worse for any radiation or whatever your doc was muttering about. In fact, I thought that was why they scheduled HSGs for the early part of the cycle so that you can continue to ttc. She told me that her consultant said that the dye can smooth out tiny imperfections that can hinder things, which was why anecdotal evidence points to women being more fertile after one...
Bucky I'm drumming my fingers here for some testing news from you! I'm [cautiously] excited on your behalf - let's hope the law of pregnativity works!!
Ei how frustrating for you with a ghost line, but I'm also getting [cautiously] excited for you!! I agree with MOB though, as a line's a line so is it worth ringing your consultant's office for advice? I'm going to be keeping my fingers and toes crossed that you get a nice strong BFP soon and your consultant does every thing he can to make this bean stick xxx
MOB you must never feel bad/awkward about posting about your pregnancy (has it fully sunk in yet?? ). You've been such a pillar of support to each and everyone of us on this thread, and we're all sooooooo happy for you that if you want to do stream of consciousness posts about every twinge of your pregnancy then we're here for you. I still just grin whenever I think about your BFP . I hope the days fly til 10 December!!
PnM sorry to hear you're feeling a bit down too, this ttc thing is such a pain...why can't our bodies just work?? But I think the HSG is a great next step (because of my sister-in-law) and I'd actually like one myself to see what's going on with my tubes . Don't usually say this, but hope that AF shows soon so you can get the HSG out of the way!
RFN2 I'm glad to hear that things are working out for you and that you're getting the help you need from the GP. Take care of yourself
JB thanks for your kind words. I must admit that hearing that Mibbes had spotting and then got a BFP is very heartening!
Mibbes hope you're taking care of yourself! After what JB said, I just wanted to ask whether you had regular spotting before your AF? Feel free not to answer if TMI, but I'm thinking I need to talk to my GP or a gyn about it as it's starting to really get to me having a day or two (or three) of spotting each month...
I'm feeling better than I was on Sunday, I suppose the only "advantage" of spotting is that i get my sadness at AF coming out of the way early...I was so so tempted to join the POASathon that went on here today but I'm pretty convinced this month I'm out (so didn't pee on a single stick this month - getting a BFN may have tipped me over the edge!). Since I'm now 12 dpo, I'm expecting AF to arrive tonight/first thing tomorrow. Annoyingly, my spotting entirely stopped yesterday morning (which means there is still a teeny tiny flicker of hope alive in me - tragic!!). On the good news front, I've managed to track down canned pumpkin and shall have the perfect excuse to go to John Lewis Oxford Street after work this evening to buy it from Waitrose (bet the christmas lights on Oxford make me feel all festive ). My sister is also married to a yank, so they're all coming over to ours for a Thanksgiving meal this Saturday (and my mum's over from Ireland too). Making pumpkin pie with fresh pumpkin takes forever, so I'm so glad that the canned pumpkin will save me time (and still taste just as nice ).