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Hi. DH and I are TTC #1.  We met one another later in life (I just turned 38,DH will be 38 later this year) got married in 2008, bought a home last year, and have been waiting to fill it ever since!  I also sometimes lurk/post on the TTC 35+ board. We got a BFP this past July that ended in a CP.  Since then no luck and we now find ourselves scheduled for our first RE appt. tomm. afternoon. to set up testing and hopefully get answers/plan going forward.  I look foward to getting to know you on this board, providing support, & starting this next phase of the TTC journey. 
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  • 99luftballoons99luftballoons

    Welcome, sorry you have to be here :( 

    What clinic are you going to? Hope you get some answers you can feel comfortable with moving forward.  Good luck tomorrow.

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  • blueberries8blueberries8 member
    Welcome and good luck to you as you begin the testing!
    IUIs #1-3 (1x unmedicated, 2x Clomid) = 2 BFNs, 1 m/c at 7w3d
    IUIs #4-6 (injects) = 3 BFNs
    IVF #1 = BFN
    FET #1 = BFN
    FET #2 = BFN
    IVF #2 = BFP, b/g twins lost at 20w due to partial abruption/PPROM
    IVF #3 = c/p 5w2d
    Long-shot Clomid/Prednisone cycle before next IVF = BFP, our beautiful, healthy girl born 6/26/13!
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    TTC again March 2014
    FET #3 - May/June 2014     -     all embryos arrested before xfer - back to the drawing board...
    IVF #4 - July/August 2014 
    beta 1 (11dp3dt) 220, beta 2 (13dp3dt) 671, beta 3 (19dp3dt) 10762
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  • goodgolliegoodgollie member
    Hello and welcome!  It looks like your ovulating from your charts.  Good luck at your RE!
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  • ChicagoWeded2007ChicagoWeded2007 member

    Welcome.

     I am glad you are going straight to the RE.  That's the right first step

     


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    Welcome and GL with your initial testing!
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  • gcc16gcc16

    Hi 99luftballoons.  I am going to Columbia CWRC - it is in-network for my health insurance. 

    Thanks everyone for the welcome & well wishes! 

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  • 99luftballoons99luftballoons

    A bunch of us here are going to NYC clinics, that's why I asked. I know all about in-network issues- we ended up choosing Cornell and our RE is in-network, but the clinic itself isn't :(  So I don't pay for any RE visits, b/w, monitoring, etc, but we pay for the IUIs itself until we hit the deductible.  Strange system, but so far we really like Cornell. 

    Good luck at Columbia, I hope you are happy there (and most importantly, that they get you pregnant soon :))!! 

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    A bunch of us here are going to NYC clinics, that's why I asked. I know all about in-network issues- we ended up choosing Cornell and our RE is in-network, but the clinic itself isn't :(  So I don't pay for any RE visits, b/w, monitoring, etc, but we pay for the IUIs itself until we hit the deductible.  Strange system, but so far we really like Cornell. 

    Good luck at Columbia, I hope you are happy there (and most importantly, that they get you pregnant soon :))!! 

    Yeah, the insurance maze can be crazy...I think I went cross-eyed trying to read my health insurance booklet with a fine toothed comb trying to navigate all of the different paths/scenarios, what's covered, what's not. I'm sure my insurance company has me on a "do not pick up the phone if this chick calls" list!!!  LOL :) They sure don't make it easy!!  I'm glad that you're finding a good fit with Cornell-  I am sure that the right fit can definitely make a difference in what is already a stressful situation.  Wishing you good luck on your journey as well!!  :)

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