I am new to this site and it's my first time posting. I had a FET on the 25th of this month and found out yesterday that my beta is negative. I feel gutted and like it's never going to work. Plus we transferred two embryos which hurts even more. I only had a lining of 6.4mm but my doctor seemed positive that it would be okay! I am frustrated and dont know what to do moving forward.
Our TTC journey started with an ectopic, followed by a mmc at 12 weeks which ended up being a partial molar pregnancy, then followed by another mmc at 8 weeks and a chemical pregnancy sometime in between. I was then diagnosed with ashermans after the second mmc and had a surgery to remove it and now my lining is thin. I just feel like there is no hope anymore and i have absolutely no idea how to move on.
You ladies are so incredibly kind to each other and I am glad to belong to a group like this. It helps to share my story. Thanks for listening and for any words of advice.
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Sorry to hear about your story, my love. Tough tough journey. Let yourself ride out the grief. a negative result is hard to go through. Be kind to yourself and you'll know when the right time to move forward and what the right direction is. Unfortunately, I have no specific advice on hope or how to move forward. I feel like I've been stuck in a negative limbo land for a very long time.
Hi Sloop. So sorry to hear this, and can fully understand your frustrations. Just wanted to say that I have a list of questions I could email you in confidence if you want. Most won't be appropriate, but there may be a few you can use when you see your specialist again. You will need to email me at support@fertilitynetworkuk.org and I will send them. Meanwhile the lovely members here will surround you with support, I know. Thinking of you. Diane
Hey there....I'm so sorry to read your post - you've had a really hard road with lots of joy and then disappointments and I really feel for you. I don't have much advice but all I know is that it's important to acknowledge how unfair it all is and grieve. Be kind to yourself, give yourself time and love your partner. Last year I had 4 transfers and 2 early miscarraiges and the only way I consoled myself was to acknowledge what a wonderful partner I had - he showed his love and care for me in spades during those times and made me love him even more. That's the only way I got through it was to look for something good in it all.
I'm sending you love and strength and I wish you the very best during this tough time.
Sending hugs and love to you. 🤗🤗🤗🤗❤❤❤❤ whats comforting is the ladies here can relate through shared experiences. Thats what got me here after feeling soo much overwhelmed and alone. Wishing you the very best. Xx
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