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About LinkBacksThis is my first time on a message board, so not quite sure how everything works. 15 years ago I had Hodgkin's Disease stage 2 and received chemo. 3 years ago I had thyroid cancer and had my thyroid removed. About 3 months ago, my husband and I did IVF and I got pregnant (chemical pregnancy) but the embryo didn't "take". I am currently on all the shots and meds for attempt number 2. Docs say since I concieved last time, they know my body is able to get pregnant. I am just having a really hard time. Any thoughts?
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02-26-2005, 03:54 PM #1
tracy426Registered Userhas no status.
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Hodgkins and Thyroid cancer
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03-21-2005, 09:08 PM #2
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tracy do i know you? My name is Kelly and I think I know you from another board.
Sorry about the chemical! It definitely hurts. I've had at least one of those.
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04-29-2005, 10:10 PM #3
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Hi
I was diagnosed with thyroid cancer last year. I also had a thryoidectomy. I have been assured that I can try to acheive a pg. I know I was having troubles trying prior to this. But there is a member here who had thyroid cancer and now has a little one. it can happen or so I am told. Wishing you the best.
SheilaSheila
IVF#1- Neg.
IVF#2-Neg
APA+
IVF #3-Neg
New RE
IVF#3- Beta neg
half thyroid removed 3/04
Other half removed as of 8/3/04 as cancer cell found
Myo(fibroid removal) set Sept. 9,'04
Then hopefully IVF in Nov.
One Furbaby angel in heaven looking out for me 11/29/03
One new furbaby added 2/3/2004
Yaya-mademoiselle of all beanie collector's & wonderful mommy to new furbaby who will defeat IF from Illinois
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