Beth

[Guest guest]

Beth,

thanks for your input re: the perinatologist - I will look into it,

and ask for a referral on wed. when I see my Ob- it does sound smart

to have one who knows me and my situation, there was a referral to

one in Atlanta listed in some past messages, so again thanks-

Good luck on your IUI- When you least expect things- they happen-

after 2 rounds of Clomid not working(and 1 1/2 ys of TTC), I was

disappointed, and frustrated, I had timed everything perfectly, we

had done everything when we should, per ultrasound, per fertility

monitor, and nothing happened- the last month, I felt like we missed

the day- we were scheduled for a post coital, could not make that

(stage fright) I was getting upset with my husband, and about to give

up- and lo and behold- that was the month we got pregnant!

so I guess what I am saying is don't give up!!!! I know from

reading, you have been through a lot- you are an inspiration, you're

attitude is positive and strong- and this group seems to be what a

lot of us needed, to know there are others out there that have gone

through this or are going through it- there aren't any books that

could tell you all the information contained in the group

messages!!!!!! Thanks!!

happy new year-

J

[Guest guest]

> <<But be that as it may, if you haven't ovulated and want to keep on

> >schedule, you might think of forcing a period with some kind of

> >progesterone.>>

>

> I thought about that too, when is it a good idea to bring a period

on - once

> I'm very late? I've been spotting on and off brown, pink, red -

ever since

> the surgery. I'm not expecting to ovulate.

I would start the provera any time, as it will only help your lining

grow and mature. As little as 5 pills will do the trick, but the

usual course is 10 pills, with up to 10 days for the bleeding to

begin after that. Usually faster. You might time the period somehow

so that your hysteroscopy fell in the follicular phase, when viewing

is easier, plus you could then TTC that cycle, if you are ready & doc

says go.

> BTW, I'm anxiuosly awaiting your HPT result when you decide to do

it!!!

Thanks . . . Friday or Saturday, and I am dreading the single purple

line. :-o

Beth

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