... because you're sitting in the IF office waiting to get your labs run and there are 7 or 8 other women in there. And you want SO badly to be supportive in your heart for all of them because you know their pain. But then, statistics. Because you know that fewer than half of you will be successful if you follow the statistics. And every woman who is successful in that room is another statistical chance that it won't be you. And then you hate math, because it's turning you into a person who thinks "I hope it's me, which means not them."
Man, I look forward to the day when this science is just *a lot* better and more successful.
Me: 41, DH 38, Diagnosis DOR
Started TTC 12/2013
First Trip to RE: 11/2014
IVF Round 1: 2/2014 - BFP
DD Born 11/9/2014
TTC a Sibling Started 5/2015
First IVF Round 8/15 - BFN
Taking a break to go on vacation + enjoy the holidays before FET and/or another IVF round in 2016!
Re: That Moment Where You Feel Like a Terrible Person
The only stats that have any validity are your personal stats for each cycle. Even then it's a waste of time to try to figure that out.. it will drive you insane:-) The important thing to remember is other women's fertility has absolutely no impact on our own!
Married for 7 years, TTC for 4 years
dx: Diminished Ovarian Reserve
2 Clomid IUI's + 4 injectable IUI's= 5 BFNs and 1 mc
Infertility is awful and at that moment I wanted to be happy for those women I really did but on that day I couldn't.