Potatoes and tiger we could make more embryos to have in the bank, definitely - however we have 6 PGS-tested blasts on ice, so think we have to accept that if we can’t get a person out of 6 genetically perfect embryos, we just aren’t meant to have a biological child of our own. We have to draw a line somewhere, and tbh if I keep getting BFN or miscarrying healthy baby after healthy baby, that line may be drawn before we’ve burned through all six embryos
four echoing the other ladies, hope you and mr paws are bearing up. Can recommend Fertility Friends as a wealth of support and knowledge. There is a great low AMH board with lots of lovely and VERY knowledgable women. I’ve never had Menopur - cos I’ve only been on a short protocol. My Dr uses Menopur + Gonal-F on a long protocol (where you need some LH because you’ve been down regged) and Gonal-F only on a short protocol (because your body is already producing its own natural LH before you slam the brakes on with the Cetrotide, so don’t need any more added in). Agree with the others that it’s ridiculous they’re suggesting donor at this stage!! Good on you for drafting an appeal. Give em hell.
Robber I’m sorry you’re suffering with your hypermobility. I do wonder if the IVF hormones are affecting mine - I assumed my joints were buggered as a hangover from the pregnancy, but maybe the last 3 months of turning myself into a human chemistry set has had some effect too? Lashings of glitter shit to you
choc thinking of you and hope you’re doing OK after your follow up consult yesterday 
Zippy stress levels are not brilliant tbh. DH and I are holding up. Just. Emotions were high at the weekend, it's all very challenging and very all consuming. And because we have no kind of timetable, we've just been in limbo since, well, the miscarriage in March. We didn't know when we'd be able to cycle again, and were waiting on my body to get un-pregnant-ed, then after the cycle in May we've just been going round and round trying (and failing) to get a FET off the ground. We're just in permanent standby / permanent treatment mode. And obv the constant curveballs and disappointment are pretty wearing. We're doing our best, but as you ladies all sadly know all too well, this shit is HARD.
AFM so consultant and I are now in unchartered territory, having done a treatment last night that was the first time for both of us
I'd sent through some medical studies about trying a Neupogen uterine wash as a rescue treatment for thin endometrium - he thought the results looked really impressive, so was keen to give it a go. Saw him last night for the first wash: Dr was fab, said he'd been reading up lots about it all (doing his homework!) to prep for it, was all excitable at trying something new, and really hoped it would have the desired effect.
Was all very straightforward: just an anglepoise lamp shining up my vagina whilst he threads a catheter into my uterus, squirt in the meds, bosh.
I go back tomorrow for a scan to see if it's had any effect. The studies said they repeated it 48h later in some cases, so we might do another one, depending on how things look. Really hoping we see some kind of response, as desperately hoping to avoid a hysteroscopy and 1-2 months of a copper coil. He’s also not charging me for the procedures - hopefully a learning experience for both of us.
Oh and finally triggered. Ovaries about to explode with one 34mm follicle
(+ 3 others not far behind). No wonder I’m a bit achey...