freckle My clinic does bloods and scans every morning from 8-9.30. It's first come, first served. I can see that seeing everyone in order as they wait is the most efficient way of getting through everyone, and they can't predict how long each scan or blood test will take (and as you have both, by different nurses, they'd have a knock on effect, especially as sometimes you don't even know if you need a blood test until you've had your scan). In order to be first in the line you usually have to turn up by 7.30, earlier if it's a Monday morning as they're closed on Sundays so there are twice as many women... When it snowed, they did let us in to the waiting room 10 minutes early... 
monten!!!!!!!
So glad you had a lovely wedding and honeymoon - and a honeymoon bfp!!
I think the clearblue tests are shit - it's definitely been said on this thread before that the dates are not reliable. I would go for a blood test - you don't have to go through a scan but they'll know what your hcg levels should be at this stage so that should give you some info without having to look at a screen?
floweroct I had an hsg (very traumatic after effect, turns out they shouldn't have used the iodine dye with me as I have a shellfish allergy - ended up admitted to hospital later that evening hooked up to morphine and in agony). They didn't pick up any issues, both tubes clear etc, and I never had a hysteroscopy.
chrystley 
minnie hope you have a lovely break 
mrsb reality can hit you hard sometimes, keep looking after yourself 
Did my first injection tonight. Blood test this morning showed that I had made little progress since yesterday, despite showing a follicle on the scan at 17 and expecting to ovulate naturally. The nurse said that the levels were rising very very slowly and I wasn't going to ovulate therefore would need to take the injection tonight. I'm now wondering if this is what happens every cycle - the follicle grows to size then everything slows down and it just sits there while my body attempts to ovulate. This, combined with the 7 day LP the other side would obviously be very unhelpful in terms of trying to get pregnant and also indicate that it's not just my LP that is a problem.
Anyway, that means that embryo transfer will be next Thursday, and the day of reckoning will be Saturday 8th August. At least that's not a working day so I won't have to get the news then go into the office. There was a bit of confusion with the fragmin. Despite what I was told yesterday I was told today that I shouldn't take it until embryo transfer, the same time as I start taking the progesterone. Apparently the effects only last 24 hours so before the embryo is there is nothing for it to do.
I've got to wait for a phone call from the embryologist next Thursday and she will tell me whether the embryo has survived the thaw and what time I need to be at the hospital. My lovely acupuncturist has told me to text her as soon as I know and she will make sure she gets an appointment booked for me afterwards.
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