UO Thursday 3.24

Re: UO Thursday 3.24

• mambo5-2 member

  March 2022

  PCP should not have a lead time of more than 3 weeks for an appointment 

  Spoiler for History 
  
  

  Me - 30 DH - 32
  
  April 2009 - 8+ week MC
  January 2012 - BFP - DS Born 10/21/2012
  May 2013 - BFP - Twins MMC @ 13 weeks D&C
  Oct 2013 -  BFP MC @ 6 weeks
  Dec 2013 -  BFP  DD Born 8/16/14 - Cholestasis at 36+5
  Nov 2016 - BFP MC @ 6 weeks
  Dec 2016 - BFP  DD Born 6/19/17 @ 28+4 Severe Pre-E, IUGR, Cholestasis 
  Nov 2017 - BFP MC @ 6 weeks
  Jan 2017 - BFP MC @ 6 weeks
  Jan 2019 - BFP MC @ 6 weeks
  DH Vasectomy Aug 2019
  Feb 2022 - TTC #4 with IVF - RPL testing
  Protein C and S Deficiency - Blood Thinners for Treatment - Maybe we don't know!
  June 2022 - IVF - 2 embryos - 1 transferred 6/22/22 - Transfer Failed
  July 2022 - FET - cancelled
  Dec 2022 - Vasectomy reversal
  June 2023 - DH diagnosed with Brain Tumor - TTC put on indefinite hold
  January 2025 - Surprise BFP! Due 9/13/2025 - CP
  January 2025 - Trying Again
  

  
  
  
  

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• mamafox14 member

  March 2022

  @mambo5-2 girrrrrrlllll yessssss! I haven’t had a PCP in years because I’ve had such a hard time getting scheduled. Oct 2019 I switched jobs which meant new insurance so I had to find a new one. The best I could find was booking FOUR MONTHS OUT. Then Covid restrictions hit and my appt was cancelled the week before and I couldn’t get in anywhere else because no one was taking new patients. All my healthcare the last few years have come from my psych, my plastic surgeon, and my midwife. At least they call me back! 

  
  

  I have so many UOs I’m sure haha
  
  Here’s one that I get grief for - I do not think being allergic or sensitive to things makes you cool and I don’t think not liking things is interesting. DISCLAIMER I totally believe in allergies and that there are serious ones, what I hard core eye roll at is the numerous people I know who seem to get off on talking about how sensitive they are (despite the things they are allergic/sensitive to seeming to change with the wind) or people who love to talk about how picky they are. If you don’t like things it doesn’t have to be a *big deal* and we don’t have to talk about it like it’s a really important part of your personality. I don’t know, there are normal ways to talk about it but I have just seen soooo much of it around me to the point that it’s like trendy to be picky? I don’t get it haha. I swear I’m not really as bitchy as that sounds 😝

  
  

  
  

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