@XjustagirlX sounds like a plan with the waiting to be discharged from fertility clinic before moving to the general nhs system. I did the same but still not heard back with my booking appointment or 'dating' scan.
I've been feeling the anxiety too about the 5 week long wait to the next scan. It's only in the last day or two that something switched in my brain: I was reflecting about how despite my bleeding being such a big stressor for me, I didn't run for scans. I just waited it out, realising that nobody can do anything even if embryo dies. That thought comes and goes though, it's not a permanent state of zen unfortunately.
@Justhopeful
I've also been reading about women having miscarriages after seeing heartbeats and it brings it home every time. You have a moment to yourself of being pleased to make this big milestone and reality comes to bite you wide awake.
We've been wanting to go on holiday for a while now and half heartedly talked about it in the last few weeks. It has become a stronger possibility with the viability scan out of the way. Ideally, I'd like to see the outcome of the 'dating' scan but that would be a very last minute, expensive holiday. A baby moon sounds like a dream!
@ChristmasJumpers when the hook effect take place? Why am I thinking 12 weeks?
Sympathise about the wait for the scan, it is definitely tough! Could you try calling your clinic to move it up a bit? It is possible to see something at 6+5.
@EmzieMurf1987
Sorry that you've got it so rough with the nausea and eating. When I get asked about my symptoms, I automatically think about common ones like vomiting, nausea, cravings, food aversions etc. I keep forgetting that I have constipation, and had it from early on.
Great that you've made headway with the next stage of appointments. Also, your pregnancy announcement sounds like lots of fun! I'm sure your in laws will be so pleased with the news.
I wish I had your courage to book that holiday I also want. Could do with some time out of the house and celebrate.
@Amy00
My heart goes out to you, what a tough journey you've had. I cannot promise you that everything will go ok but my personal experience is it's easier to handle knowing a pregnancy isn't viable earlier on rather than later. You get to grieve and you get to move on with your life, and not waste endless weeks with a pregnancy that's going nowhere. I really hope you get some good news tomorrow, we are here to talk you through it whatever the results. I agree with @EmzieMurf1987 that this time it is different. They identified your health issues and they modified your ivf protocol to best suit you. There is every hope.