purple you are so kind and supportive. Thank you for being there for me when you are going through it yourself. 
I needed that wee cry and mini-breakdown and do feel better and able to think more clearly now.
You are right, this is way more important than work. I work on fixed term contracts for the NHS so im not in a strong position to negotiate flexible working. Colleagues on perm contracts have taken special leave for IVF and I did mention this to my boss but he wasn't picking up on it so I didn't push it as I was so desperate for him to agree for me to use up all my annual leave in one go to go for this treatment. He has been supportive in that way and said "all I'm concerned about is that the work gets done". My contract ends in march so if I have to quit for treatment then so be it.
On the positive side I have my little frozen embryo waiting down in Edinburgh so there is hope there
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On Thursday I have an appt with my Ob/gyn who referred us for IVF on the NHS and is going to speak to us about when we are scheduled for treatment so there is also hope there
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And of course it is not over yet for this cycle there is still a little hope left that they are being shy.
Do the progesterone suppositories (I'm on crinone) make you feel nauseous and dizzy? I've been feeling a bit dizzy this morning. Only 3 more days of those to take thankfully.
I've got my blood test on Tuesday as couldn't get an appt for tmw and may not get result for days as GP surgery take ages.
Purple has your bleeding / spotting stopped? It sounds like it could be implantation which would be wonderful. I read that the progesterone can also make you spot. Both times I got pregnant I had an implantation bleed around day 12 so it could be a good sign.
I'm having room spins this morning and I think it's the Crinone progrsterone suppositories. It's horrible. Only 3 more days of these left thankfully!