I Got My RPL Results

Mr. & Mrs. Woodtick

I got my RPL results back and everything is normal. I'm happy about it, but I'm kinda sad about it too. I guess a part of me just wanted something to be wrong so that there would be something to fix. I know that's silly. So, we are officially TTC on our own again.

TJ1979

I understand your mixed emotions. I'm so glad there's nothing devastating, but wish they had an answer. Big hugs and GL.

imoverit

GL! Yay!

ELF4321

I'm glad nothing is wrong, but I totally understand the frustration.

Ruthie04

I completely understand why you'd have mixed feelings. So frustrating! But, I'm so pleased to hear all is well.

Mrs.AmyDylan

I'm sorry you have no answers. Do you have a plan going forward? Or are you taking a break?

mdiblasi10

I am sorry those results didn't help, but wishing you luck while trying on your own.

Dragonfly1226

I have been there and understand how frustrating it is. I am so sorry for your losses. I hope you get a sticky BFP soon!

Mr. & Mrs. Woodtick

 

chiwifey said:

I'm happy you got good results but it sucks when you don't know what to fix. Wishing you lots of luck TTC on your own. Hopefully your sticky BFP will come very soon!

Thank you.

Dragonfly1226 said:

I have been there and understand how frustrating it is. I am so sorry for your losses. I hope you get a sticky BFP soon!

Thank you!

Ruthie04 said:

I completely understand why you'd have mixed feelings. So frustrating! But, I'm so pleased to hear all is well.

Thank you!

Mrs.AmyDylan said:

I'm sorry you have no answers. Do you have a plan going forward? Or are you taking a break?

We are going to try on our own until DSs 2nd birthday, we get orders to relocate (DH is military), or I get impatient. Which ever comes first.  At that point if we still haven't gotten our sticky BFP we will go back for an FET.

Sorry to be so cheesy with my super long post, but I love that I can do that now!

Mr. & Mrs. Woodtick

TJ1979 said:

I understand your mixed emotions. I'm so glad there's nothing devastating, but wish they had an answer. Big hugs and GL.

Thank you! I'm really glad also, but it is definitely frustrating!

imoverit said:

GL! Yay!

Thank you!

ELF4321 said:

I'm glad nothing is wrong, but I totally understand the frustration.

Definitely frustrating, but excited to be able to move on!

mcgeeva

Well hopefully this next cycle will be it!

itsmevkb

It is an odd place to be because you don't want to be told there is something so wrong they can't fix it but at the same time finding out there is nothing wrong just leaves you wondering why you had the losses.  It's frustrating.  I know that more than anything, I just wanted an answer and something no-one could ever give me - the promise it wouldn't happen again.

Has your doctor suggested anything like baby aspirin, progesterone or steriods just as sort of precautionary things?

Mr. & Mrs. Woodtick

itsmevkb said:

It is an odd place to be because you don't want to be told there is something so wrong they can't fix it but at the same time finding out there is nothing wrong just leaves you wondering why you had the losses.  It's frustrating.  I know that more than anything, I just wanted an answer and something no-one could ever give me - the promise it wouldn't happen again.

Has your doctor suggested anything like baby aspirin, progesterone or steriods just as sort of precautionary things?

This is exactly how feel. My OB said thaty as soon as I find out I'm pregnant I can start taking a baby asprin and she will perscribe progesterone because neither will hurt me, even though nothing indicated I need either of them. So, that is what we will do. I decided that knowing this, I now have a reason to POAS early.
:P