Seems strange to be here, as DH and I were told we would not have more than a 10-15% chance of conceiving due to infertility issues. We started treatment but had to quit because we couldn't afford to continue on. In the last week we had started classes to adopt through the foster care system.
Then came my missed period. I have never been late in all my life. But I thought it was peri-menopause! Nope, two very dark lines appeared on the pregnancy test! So, we managed to conceive even though we were told it was next to impossible. I am currently 5 weeks along and will go back to the doctor in a month for my exams, ultrasound and any other lab workups I may need.
I have to say that I'm quite worried and excited all at the same time. Hoping to find some support here, and in turn show support for others who are facing their first pregnancy after 35! I'm buckled in and ready for the ride!
Re: Hi! 41 and pregnant with first!
And good luck to you StacyM!
1st BFP-8/17/12! Missed Miscarriage discovered @ 8 week US. D&C.
2nd BFP-2/13/13! Blighted Ovum discovered @ 8 week US. Natural miscarriage.
3rd BFP-5/22/13! By early June, progesterone plummeting. Another loss.
August 2013 - started Donor Egg process, but surprise BFP with my own eggs.
Dear Son born 5/28/14
Congratulations and welcome!
January PAL siggie challenge; Good advice:
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TTC on and off since 2005
July 2012: Infertility tests started at OB/Gyn, HSG and HSN all clear
Sept 2012: IUI #1 w/Clomid - BFN
Oct 2012: IUI #2 w/Clomid - cancelled due to cyst
Nov 2012: IUI #3 w/Clomid - BFN
Sept 2013: first appt with RE
Nov / Dec 2013: IVF #1 with ICSI split
Dec 6: Retrieval, 4 retrieved, 2 mature, 1 fertilized
Dec 11: Transferred 1 (Day 5)
Dec 30: HCG Beta, 4980. BFP!
1 little bean!
Although my situation is different (this is my 9th pregnancy, 1 m/c, 5 kiddos and 2 more m/cs, then this preg) being older and pregnant is so awesome...and different LOL. I'm totally supportive of us older moms, first or fifteen kid : )))
Getting ready for DIVF #1 - Transfer 12/16!
<br /> My Ovulation Chart</a>