Today was our 12 week scan. For those who don't know my story, we had 3 failed ivfs, low amh, poor response and were on the waiting list for donor eggs. Then, somehow, we managed to get our first ever natural bfp after nearly 4 years of trying. Still sinking in but so so happy. To all of you out there with repeated failed cycles, who feel like it is never going to work, I hope my story can give you hope and belief it can happen. And when your told your eggs are no good, they can still throw up a surprise! I was truly at the point that I though my body just didn't know how to get pregnant, and had lost hope it would ever happen.
I won't be posting for a while so just wanted to say thank you to everyone on here for their support. It helps so much when people in the real world can't understand the pain infertility brings. I will, of course still respond to posts when I feel I have something valuable to offer. And keep routing for everyone on here, hoping you all reach your dream one way or another.
Best wishes and baby dust to all
Xxx
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Love your story and indeed brings hope. Soooooooo happy for you.looking back now can you think of anything that made the difference after years of trying? Xx
Honestly, nothing majorly different. Our failed cycle was only 2 months before we conceived. I wondered if the steroids I had for high killer cells were still in my system. My hubby has been on proxceed for a while. Don't know if either if those made a difference. Lifestyle wise - probably the worst its been as had given up! I'd drunk a bit, ate rubbish, weight was up! So hard to know why. This process is so hard because you never really get any definite answers or reason. Best wishes for your next cycle xx
Thank you. I'm sorry to read your story and the tough few weeks you've had. Looks like your ready to go again and think you have every reason to be optimistic. Sending good luck and hugs your way xx
Congratulations ... I had a friend in almost exactly your situation. 3 failed IVFs, ttc for 13 years, and then 2 months after her last failed cycle she became pregnant naturally! Beautiful
Healthy baby boy.
Similarly another friend who had unexplained fertility was successful on her first IVF... And then 3 years later naturally pregnant with her second.
In both cases the ladies had 'given up' on conceiving naturally- I truly believe when you 'let go' your body can sometimes naturally respond- often the stress of ttc and IVF can hinder any success- as difficult as it is.
And also the drugs of IVF can sometimes take a while to leave our systems/kick our own bodies into gear.
Whatever the reasons... I hope everyone has some good news lying ahead!
I've heard stories like this before, but never imagined I would be one of them. I feel so lucky. Just wish that magic button could be pressed for everyone on here instead of having to go through so much heartache. Hope your egg collection went well - I saw you posted you had lots of follicles. Hope you get some lovely embryos from that great haul xx
Thank you. Am so sorry to hear your news. You must be so drained. Hope you are finding a way to pick yourself up and move forward. Best wishes for the future xx
Are you born on9th of August? If so this is feaky I am also born on that day and my name is Anna but I live in Switzerland I have also had 3 transfers and got a negative HPt today your story gives me hope so 😊 thank you! Good luck with your pregnancy and hopefully I will get to get my positive soon xx
Not my birthday, but my wedding anniversary! You can definitely still have Hope! It can feel so hopeless after so many bfn's and cycles, without knowing what's going wrong. But it can and does happen after repeated failures. Their have been many success stories in similar situations. Hope you get your positive soon. Best wishes xx
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