Hi all - glad I found the new thread!
Kwick well done for calling IVI.
Pez and Karen glad all still looks ok. Am crossing my fingers for everyone about to start (and am totally loving the spreadsheet Pickle - helps me keep track!)
Intro
I'm Miri (31; will be 32 this year).
Am ttc #1 with my DP (33).
We're both women; ttc with donor sperm.
6 IUIs (5 natural, 1 medicated). 2 BFNs followed by an ectopic followed by 3 more BFNs. Have been doing this for just over a year.
We're on the waiting list for NHS IVF in our home city at the moment; pursuing private IVF with Create in London in the interim.
_Latest update
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Had pre-IVF scan and treatment consultation yesterday. But if a setback; it looks like DP has hydrosalpinges (fluid in tubes) on both sides, which would explain why we haven't conceived since the ectopic (ectopic probably caused it). Anyway, DP has to have a laparoscopy to remove both her tubes before she can conceive (the tubal fluid can prevent IVF embryos from implanting).
So, the plan is to create some frozen embryos at the next available opportunity via mild IVF, have DPs tubes removed, and then have a frozen embryo transfer. DP should start meds on 11 or 12 May, with egg collection around 23rd. Then we will get her laparoscopy done, and hopefully embryo transfer in August.
It was a lot to take in yesterday and we were pretty upset - just another delay and setback. And it means DP will never conceive without IVF. But ridiculous really - when we got together 10 years ago we had 4 tubes between us; by the end of June we won't have any 
Trying to keep positive though - we're very aware that things could be worse, and we were planning for IVF anyway.
I have a routine follow up with my oncologist tomorrow to make sure my cancer hasn't returned. I keep trying to say to myself that as long as that's ok an extra couple of months added to the ttc timetable shouldn't matter. It's hard though; ttc feels more important than anything just now.
Have just read back and realised the length of this post - sorry!