Oh Smidge I'm so so sorry to hear your news. Of course we all try to be realistic about statistics, but there really is no sense to it all. I hope you have some nice plans for the weekend - your favourite chic flic (DH is obliged to sit through it!), a nice day out, favourite food - just indulge and spoil yourself. It's great that you have a frostie - you can think about that in a couple of weeks when you've got your head around this unsuccessful cycle. As for carrying on after that, I don't know what the answer is, and I guess a lot will depend on your bank balance. But so far you have responded very well to the IVF - 6 fertilised eggs, right? That's a good place to be in, and bodes well for future rounds.
Shelster I can't imagine having the strength togo through 8 cycles - let's hope this one really is your last!
Welcome Whittle - you'll find a lovely supportive bunch here, and some experienced IVFers to answer your questions!
So pleased to hear that you are feeling a lot better Allchat - like you said you were a text book case, and it really SHOULD have worked. But there's clearly a very good chance for your frostie. It sounds like you're getting good advice from your clinic - do they have a sense of whether natural or medicated usuall my have more success? Personally I'd be drawn to the natural option, but that's not really based on anything other than believing that mother nature probably knows best... but then if that were the case none of us would need fertility treatment in the first place! So perhaps ignore me...
Lildottie - I like the idea of positive thinking, and sending positive vibes to the key parts of your body. I have a friend who years ago had a huge ovarian cyst, and decided that, rather than have surgery, she would "learn to love it". I thought she was a bit nuts, but her change in attitude actually started having an impact on her symptoms - it was like she wasn't fighting with her body anymore. Totally unscientific, but at the same time it kind of makes sense....
Anyway, happy day to everyone, and I hope those still on the 2ww aren't suffering too much.