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how long??

9 replies

lrdavis · 01/08/2013 00:48

I'm just wondering how long some people on here have been trying for a baby
... we have been trying for 3 years and oneonth

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ifonly678 · 30/08/2013 08:13

coming up to our 3rd year now... hopefully after my consultation with fertility doctor in oct they will give me something to help... sending baby dust Thanks

x0gawjus0x · 11/09/2013 07:36

We were trying for 2 years 6 months. The month i booked a drs appt to start fertility tests i was pregnant x

RaspberrySnowCone · 11/09/2013 07:38

Just over 4 yrs here. Currently doing IVF. It's been a long journey!

JustWant1 · 11/09/2013 15:24

2 long years full of tears and currently playing the waiting game for a laparoscopy and dye test. :( today is a bad day... Should have stayed in bed!

MAgirl75 · 14/09/2013 04:28

I'm getting angry at everyone and it is only a year.

erilou38 · 28/09/2013 00:00

Iv'e been trying for 14 months and at age 38 i don't ever think it will ever happen now.

bugoven · 29/09/2013 15:29

1 year 11 months so far

WalterAndTheAstronauts · 29/09/2013 16:25

Two years this October! Sad Seems like forever!

ringo65 · 30/09/2013 20:58

I think the closer to 40 you are the sooner you need to see your GP.

We'd been trying for a while and I left going to GP I was 39 by this point! The NhS do lots of tests before they refer you to a fertility clinic if like in my case they couldn't find a problem.
For us after more tests with the fertility clinic it was advised I needed donor eggs...now this could take ages while they try to find a match if you decide you can get past the fact you need donor eggs.
Bare in mind that although a child is worth more than money but any NhS funding stops once your 40, there are discussions to up it to 42 but it is still being lobbied at government level.

So in a nutshell if your over 35 and been trying for a while get to your GP so to can discuss the best way forward

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