Hi everyone! I am 12w3d pregnant after 2 and 1/2 years of TTC and my first IVF.
We have told our families and close friends and would like to share the news on social media. My husband is very excited about this and wants to post an announcement right away. I definitely want to post an announcement but am nervous about the risk/timing. I know it's never 100% until you actually give birth, but I guess I am just looking for reassurance that the risk at this point really won't change, so now is as "safe" as it will get.... Or not?
FYI- we heard a heartbeat last week.
Re: Facebook announcement 12w3d
BFP on Cycle 14--TWINS! Identical twin boys stillborn at 19wks(1/9/10)
3 break cycles; took clomid 50mg, BFP #2 Beta #1 35, Beta #2 338!!! Owen was born 2/11/11!
TTC#2: 4 cycles on clomid: BFNs
BFP #3: Cycle #5 100mg clomid; beta #1 21; beta #2 6=CP
Cycle #6 break cycle TTC no meds=BFN
Cycle #7: 150 clomid+ovidril+IUI=BFN (switched to RE)
Cycle #8: follistem+ovidril+TI=BFN
Cycle #9 Forced break due to cyst
Cycle #10 follistem+ovidril+TI=BFN
Cycle #11 follistem+ovidril+TI=BFN
Cycle#12 Forced break due to cyst, went on BCP; did repeat HSG, Saline U/S
Cycle #13 IVF: Follistim/Menapur ER 11-30 11 eggs, 5 mature, 4 fertilized and 3dt on 12-3; BFN
Cycle #14: IVF#2 lupron/follistim/menopur ER 1-22, 19 eggs, 14 fertilized, 5dt on 1-27, BFP!! beta 1: 63, beta 2: 119; EDD 10-15-13; 1 frozen embie
My doc also said that the % of a m/c is about 2% after you hear the heartbeat. I say you're good and share the wonderful news!
(Loss Mentioned and Child Mentioned)
I'd go ahead and post, I think you're safe.
DH and I waited until we were 14 weeks before we announced to family and 18 or 19 weeks before we announced on facebook.
Me: 31
DH: 29, SA - Great
Married: June 12,2011
TTC #1: 1/2014
Diagnosis: Hypothalamic Amenorrhea
Treatment: Clomid: 50mg, 100mg, 150mg - not successful and not monitored
Menopur 75ml (upped to 112.5ml), Ovidrel, & IUI IUI #1 8/31/2015
9/15/2015: BFP HCG - 400, 9/17/2015: HCG - 827, 9/21/2015 - HCG 3,327!I'm 21 weeks and for me the fear is always there. I made the decision that I didn't want to take away from my, my DH, or our loved ones' experience of this miracle LO. After much debate, we posted the announcement after our chromosomal test results came back at wk 12. The risks had gotten low, but the real deciding factor was that I just wanted to enjoy my son starting now and continue for as long as I could even if that meant pain later. So, the fear is there, but the happy is taking over more and more every day. GL!