So I'm not officially supposed to test until Saturday (27/08) but I sneakily tested this morning and it was negative. I am beyond gutted and feel so down. Our embryo was AA so was so hopeful this time, this whole infertility journey is all so unfair isn't it
Was also told to go get Beta HCG bloods done today at my GP clinic which I have (results will take 4-7 days). Seems like a complete waste of time now though.
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I get what you mean. I am on day 10 today and when I tested 2 days ago I had a faint line and this morning no line at all! It was so upsetting and I still feel so crap. Official test date is 31/8 and they said keep taking meds but I don’t see the point.
I'm so sorry to read this. The world of infertility is so cruel isn't it. I know it feels pointless, but keep taking your meds as your clinic has told you and test again on 31/08. Sending lots of hugs xx
Aw thank you for your kind message. Mentally switched off and ready for next round. We have 2 embryos left so hoping maybe something there to work with. How are you feeling today? Maybe distract yourself at the weekend xx x
I know exactly what you mean, I have too. OTD tomorrow but I'm ready for the pending bad news. This was an AA embryo, I really thought this was it this time! We also have two embryos left (an AB and a BB). Fingers crossed for us both 🤞 I'm feeling ok, just dreading seeing my Husband upset again tomorrow, absolutely breaks my heart. Hope you're ok and have some nice plans for the weekend xx
Yes it’s so sad to see them upset but hopefully next time will be great news! I am not too concerned about grades of embryo too much as I have read lower grades can stick too. As long as baby is healthy 🙏. See you at round 2! Xx
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