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Find Abercrombie and Fitch Outlet Near You to Fulfill Your Clothing Desire

Gagnon — Tue, 21 May 2013 05:06:54 GMT

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Fashion In Your Hand - Thomas Sabo Bracelets

Gagnon — Tue, 21 May 2013 05:05:26 GMT

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health is wealth

Nahid — Sat, 18 May 2013 13:11:55 GMT

Always take care if health.

Pregnancy Hope for Premature Ovarian Failure/High FSH/Diminished Ovarian Reserve!!!

ColeyHay — Wed, 15 May 2013 18:17:54 GMT

I just wanted to share that despite being diagnosed with POF and Diminished Ovarian Reserve only FOUR months ago, I got the official BFP!!!!
6 preg tests and several blood tests from the Dr. I can't believe it!

I want to share my blog with those of you who haven't read it, as it goes through all the alternative supplements and treatments I did that completely turned my diagnosis around. In January my FSH was 133, was told I was POST menopausal and was given the Donor Egg speech by four different REs. By April my FSH was 12.4 and a month later I ovulated for the first time since getting off birth control last summer and am now officially pregnant!! And that is with an AMH of <0.16!!!

So I'm posting today to instill hope in anyone struggling with POF or any other type of infertility. Western Medicine doesn't know everything! It CAN happen, so stay positive, try everything, and never EVER give up!

http://one-in-ten-million.blogspot.com

Iui!

flagirlie7 — Tue, 14 May 2013 01:52:14 GMT

I know I have not posted for a while, however things have been still sort of progressing, albeit slowly. As the three unsuccessful attempts on clomid with TI did not work for us, we managed to see an RE in mid-November to see what else is out there. He made me do all sorts of tests! Starting with SIS in December, which was ok, and full blood test. Hypothyroidism was uncovered and I have been on Levothyroxine ever since (and retested, dose increased). All other hormones appeared ok, had prolactin retested but no real concern. My DH did successfully performed his SA in December too, with great results. Oh boy that was a busy month, I even managed a 10-day trip home, abroad! Coming back, I knew more was needed. Schedules a consult to find out - HSG next! Well, after many worries, it was not all that terrible, my stenotic cervix made it worse than normal, but rest was a breeze (dye part)... Again, another consult, apparently my right tube is slightly blocked but is a no worry for now, unless all three planned IUIs fail (hm, I still want to leave it alone!)... So yes, first IUI was planned...
Day 1 I called the center, where they nicely scheduled me for early AM u/s on day 3 and day 12. Except the sticker shock (insurance stopped paying, each was $550!), the procedure was no biggie. Day 3 uncovered a cyst, but doc gave me go ahead anyway and even switched me from letrozole I wanted (just to switch) to clomid, as it was $200 less a month! I was getting a reality check from everywhere, pharmacy, doc office... So, after initial unpleasant things, day 12 turned out great! 2 follies (16 and 17 mm in size) gave me a pass to our first IUI! Sunday May 12, Mother's Day, lovely. Except I had to give myself Ovidrel shot, yikes, but managed with a help from my bestie! Wasn't painful at all :)
DH did his thing at the clinic, did not take too terribly long, however, he was not too comfy. Maybe, if there is next time, we'll try home for a change. Then we waited about an hour for them to wash it. And then doc, after having a bit of a hard time with my cervix and tilted uterus (new!), managed to inseminate me! I am guessing O happened yesterday too, as my temp spiked today, but I still felt slight twinges today (guessing right follie burst too)... 2ww!!

What Brought Me Here

L. Marche — Mon, 13 May 2013 03:27:32 GMT

Back in January a specialist told me the only way I could have a child was through In-vitro. Soon after he sent me to the office of his financial advisor for my counseling of the costs included with the procedure. I sat there completely stunned not hearing one word of the thousands of dollars I would need for the entire process. I just couldn�t grasp the idea I couldn�t have my own child. All I could think about was the lifetime I�ve had of dreaming of one day holding my little baby in my arms. I grew up as the family babysitter; I had such a connection with children.
Without going too far in depth, having a baby was my PURPOSE in life. The drive home from the clinic all I could think was, �What am I going to do now? What�s my purpose now?�
Sadly, one month later I tried to take my own life. I had suffered from severe depression and substance abuse for quite some time and I believe the news of my infertility was the catalyst to my destruction. I have since then battled the negative thoughts and have learned healthier was to cope with my depression as well as giving myself a fair chance at this thing called life.
This all was not even three months ago, and I still haven�t been able to accept my infertility. I have lost my faith in God, my faith in life. I don�t know how to change this feeling inside of me. To buy into the notion that I may NEVER have my OWN child? I can�t talk to anyone. They just don�t hear me. Everyone is throwing out adoption and daycare dreams and I just want to scream at them: You HAVE your OWN child! Why CAN�T I?!
I realize what I�m going through can only be seen as the grieving process. I have suppressed it while I work on many other aspects of my life, but I know I will never be whole until this is resolved. I need help trying to find a way.

I appreciate this path to vent

Feeling depressed :/

Shadybaby87 — Sun, 12 May 2013 11:58:09 GMT

Originally Posted by Shadybaby87

My name is Ashley and I'm 25, When I was 18 I had an ectopic pregnancy and had to have surgery where the doctors removed the fallopian tube that the baby was stuck in. After my surgery they told me that there was a 98% chance that I could have another one. So last year I decided to be put on mirena. I love it I haven't had a period in almost a year. But everytime I see a new baby I get depressed. I looked into IVF but I'm on disability so it's out of my reach. I just don't know what to do.

Frozen Egg Transfer

Mpmaire — Sat, 11 May 2013 23:06:03 GMT

Hi,
I recently just underwent my first IVF treatment which was unsuccessful. It did, however, leave me 6 frozen embryos. I plan on doing an FET next month. Has anyone had success with that? How long did you wait to do one after a fresh cycle? My doctor said I can start as soon as I get AF after the failed IVF cycle. I am just so disappointed with my failed IVF cycle and am hoping a frozen cycle will work. I have borderline diminished ovarian reserve (DOR) and am 33 years old.

Thanks.

Maire

Leading up to "Mother's Day"

wannabebe2 — Wed, 08 May 2013 17:34:57 GMT

For my peeps who are also stuck on the infertility treatment ladder/rollercoaster:

I am proud to say that I am already a mother. I just haven't met my child yet. I have already been a mother to five beautiful embryos, celebrated their blessed creation and each intricate cell division, and mourned the losses when each decided that he or she was unable to stay on this Earth. I am a nurturer, a caregiver, and a role model for the many children in my life (none of whom happen to be biologically related to me). I harness the creative potential of all that it is to be a woman, and I gladly share my gifts with those around me. This Mother's Day I choose not to dwell on over four years of fertility woes and all of the loss and grief associated with this journey. I choose to celebrate the unending love that I carry within my heart, and the amazing mother that I will be and ALREADY am. Won't you celebrate with me?

Aloha - New to forum and going through FET

shawniegirl2 — Wed, 08 May 2013 01:38:45 GMT

Aloha all - Thank you for allowing me to be a part of this wonderful group. I'm currently going through the FET. Scheduled for May 22, 2013 and I'm looking for tips and suggestions to help this work. I know I'm supposed to be relaxed and stress free but it's very difficult with work and dealing with this whole procedure. Any suggestions on how to relax when your mind is always on baby and hoping that everything will be okay.

Here's my story... We did the IVF last March and on the day of the transfer we had 1 blasto, 1 almost blasto and 1 okay. They put the 3 hoping that 1 will take. Well the next day I found out that 5 more turned to blasto's and could be frozen :) Good news because now at least I had a back up plan. It turns out that those 3 didn't take so now I'm on the FET cycle.

My FET is scheduled for the morning of May 22 and I will be flying back home that evening. I guess I forgot to mention that I live in Hawaii and the clinic and my doctor is on the other island so we have to fly there for visits.

Thanks for your help.

Newbie: 27, POF , High FSH

ashle1738 — Tue, 07 May 2013 14:37:37 GMT

Hi everyone! I just wanted to stop by and introduce myself. Im Ashley, Im 27 and about a week ago my Doctor told me she believes I have POF, after my FSH came back at 107 mU/mil. I want nothing more than to have a biological child with my new husband and I am completely devestated. My OBGYN referred me to a RE however my insurance doesnt cover the cost AT ALL! Im not sure I can even afford the $210 consultation fee much less all the testing they are gonna want to do! Im thinking about trying Ancient Chinese Medicine. Anyway, just looking for ppl my age who are going through the same things...

www.makingamomma2.blogspot.com

Pre-Seed Review

EvesSecret — Sun, 28 Apr 2013 04:01:26 GMT

*Warning may be TMI* :smilies-b

Well, I tried Pre-seed for the first time this week. For those of you who are not aware of what it is, it is a fertility friendly lubricant that can be used during BDing. It is reported that KY and other lubs can kill sperm and should not be used while TTC.

It comes it a tube with several applicators and is found at Walgreens, CVS, Target, and online (Amazon). It will run you a little over $20 at each location.

So the first night we just applied it to the joy stick..hehehe and didn't use the insert. (I am not normally very dry but it is reported to help balance your ph and so I used it during LM not BD.) Let's just say: My DH loved it!:rolling: He liked it because it wasn't sticky like KY and it really does feel like the natural juices. (It made him finish faster. And lets be honest when we are preparing for BD we just want them to finish and spare us with the dramatics. "Get it in and get it out, honey!" lol)

The very next morning he gave me a kiss before he went to work and 5 minutes later he returned and said, "Round two??" I said "honey work??" He said, "Round two, and grab the Pre-Seed!" lol

extra information on Preseed.com

Enjoy BD!
♥Eve

Life Lessons from Furbabies

wannabebe2 — Sun, 28 Apr 2013 00:07:09 GMT

My furbaby has nurtured me through many hard times, including 13 failed IUIs and 2 failed IVF cycles. She taught me how to meditate and how to stay in the moment when anxiety strikes. She taught me how to stretch, how to nap, and how to enjoy... REALLY enjoy simple pleasures. I owe her so much more than I can ever repay.

I was talking with my vet on the phone about establishing a timeline cutoff for my Furbaby's nausea to stop before taking her to the emerg clinic and possibly thinking about euthanizing earlier than Monday if it wont stop even with extra meds. Then the turkey stops salivating excessively and takes syringe food and keeps it down with no vomiting or nausea. Turkey!!! Constant ups and downs. She is not quite ready to go yet. Every time I talk to a vet about euthanasia she perks up and puts on a show to let us know she is still fighting.

I feel like she is training me to be a mother. Feeding every two hours, constant cleaning, dealing with spit up, laundry, anxiety, no sleep, both parents having to work as a team to stay sane, having to plan my life around her routine while still getting my needs met, trying to guess what someone wants who can not talk... Even on her way out she is being my teacher and mentor. I am grateful for the lesson even through the tears.

Success stories with 3 day transfers.

Yoda2013 — Mon, 15 Apr 2013 20:39:40 GMT

I would love to hear your success story with your 3 day transfer. My doctor only does 3 day transfers because he says that he has not seen any significant increase in success and a greater loss when waiting for the 5 day blast.

How many cycles did you do before your BFP?
How old were you?
How many did they put back?
What meds were you on?
How many babies did you get pregnant with?
Any additional informationor advice you would like to give.

My doctor only does 3 day transfers, should I change doctors?

Yoda2013 — Mon, 15 Apr 2013 20:17:34 GMT

I am about to begin my BCP to start my very first IVF cycle. I have been doing a lot of research on the best way to go. I had pretty much decided that the 5 day blast transfers was what I wanted to do. We are really trying to get pg with just one baby since we already have a 4 year old daughter. I was wanting to transfer back just 1 5 day blast instead of 2 3 day embies. Unfortunately for me I just found out that my clinic does not do 5 day transfers. I have not been able to talk to my doctor as of yet so I do not know his reasoning for this but I am considering transferring clinics to someone who does do the 5 day transfer. What are your experiences regarding this situation?