so my RE has two theories:
1: my body was still in pain from the ER. Even though I felt and looked him, my high tolerance for pain could have made it look like I was ready when I wasn't
2. That I have hydrosalpinx. (anyone have this??) She thinks I should do a repeat HSG. I didn't do the first HSG with her because I am completely OOP, and she is contracted with a hospital, the peice is high. I'm am nervous about this, I don't want to throw away money on another HSG...I really need advice on this one! ANd if anyone in norcal has a rec for an HSG, I'll take it!
Re: Had my WTF...and Q for the norcal girls
I had my HSG at Valley Care Hospital in Pleasanton. I'm not sure what part of Nor Cal you are in, but the nurses there were great!
It's always hard to figure out why a cycle didn't work.. Good luck to you.
2/06 - surprise pregnancy - twins
3/06 - m/c 1st baby at 6 weeks
5/06 -2nd baby had no heartbeat at 14 wks.
D&E - Bled out. Blood transfusions. Week in ICU - Cheated Death!
Diagnosis: Blood clotting and bleeding disorder, immune issues, & cervical stenosis
5/10 - 1st IVF cycle - BFN
FET - 10/12/10 - BFN
1/11 - IVF with PGD - BFN
IVF - May - BFN
6/11 New RE - fingers crossed!
9/11 - IVF - 4 transferred
10/13 - BFP!!
It's a boy! Clint Michael, Due in June!!!
I had my HSG at Palo Alto Medical foundation. I am not sure what part of Nor. Cal you are in...
I hope you get some answers.
Me: PCOS, Blood/Immune Issues DH: Low all 3
Jun.- Sep. 2010 IUI#1-#3 = BFN
Oct. 2010 = IVF #1 = B/G Twins (passed away Feb. 2011)
May 2011 = Myomectomy and trans-abdominal cerclage (TAC)
Sep. 2011 = Surprise BFP = C/P
Feb. 2012 = sFET #1 = BFN
Feb.2012 = Hail Mary IUI #4 = BFN
April/May 2012 = FET #2 w/our last two embies = BFP (Please let this be it!)
Beta #1 8dp5/6dt = 234 Beta #2 10dp5/6dt = 695 Beta #3 12dp5/6dt = 1796 Beta #4 17dp5/6dt = 17,888 U/S #1 May 17, 2012 = Twins
Baby B's heart stop beating at 9 weeks 5 days
Our little miracle baby is a boy.
Baby Boy Owen and Baby Girl Avery were born too early on Feb. 13, 2011 due to a pedunculated fibroid, incompetent cervix and suspected placental abruption.
"What the heart has once owned and had, it shall never lose." - Henry Ward Beecher
SAIF/PAIF Welcome
Lots of love and luck to my PAIF/3T/IF Veteran ladies, especially my dear friend Zookie. Congrats to Papps, Teach84 and Starbuck on their little ones.