LookingAtTheStars89 I don't use OPKs as I always get a trigger shot when my follicles reach a certain size. I used them before, when I was TTC naturally, but gave up after a while as they're well-known for not working properly when you have PCOS. I was pregnant once and they failed to detect ovulation that time, so I no longer trust them
CD12 can still be early, don't lose hope.
intrigued2018 Fingers crossed that you won't need that fertility appointment after all
A few promising signs - I had implantation bleeding (a bit of pink spotting for a couple of days) when I got pregnant naturally and my boobs were killing me. But if somehow AF arrives, just think about the fact that you'll be in good hands. It's great your sis also used them, at least you know you made a good choice. Tell DH not to worry, mine was dreading it and it was all for nothing. You're a team no matter what 
I'm under a fertility consultant. During the first cycle I got about 4 scans as they didn't know how I'd respond to Clomid and a progesterone test after ovulation. Now they're not as worried, so I only have a scan on Friday to check if there are any juicy follicles.
xLauraa Counting the hours until all these Clomid side effects disappear keeps me sane, ha ha. I have an amazing DH who always makes me laugh, so that helps.
Pugmummy87 Welcome to the thread but also sorry you're here... You're in good company though, we all understand what you're going through. So sorry about your chemical / MC 
From my experience, UK doctors always dismiss luteal phase and progesterone issues. Definitely push for progesterone post-ovulation, maybe they'll listen. I just find it unbelievable how doctors elsewhere recommend progesterone supplements yet folk in the UK are really against them. Maybe print a few studies and bring them to your next appointment?
Hope you're treating yourself today and doing things you enjoy. You deserve it 🤗