Sunshine - Both girls are doing great. We did find out Thanksgiving weekend that Samantha has type 1 diabetes, and that was a very scary weekend. She is now doing very well and is on a pump. Our other daughter is amazing (and praying she does not have the same disease. We are having her tested at ...

Blissful- I just wanted you to know that my first cycle also had very low initial numbers (my first beta, 9dp5dt was 31!!!). My signature has all the betas from that cycle if you want to see. She is now an awesome, perfect three year old.

Leora - There are no words to express the devastation. My heart stopped when I read the thread. The only reason I still stalk is to keep up with you, and I am beyond heartbroken at the news and have no words. Simply, no words.

Leora - Your awesome news made my day! What a wonderful miracle (and I fully expected it!)!

DandMe - nope. I am constantly stalking for updates on her. Really really hoping for a miracle!

Kynlee - unfortunately there is not much you can take. At this early point in your pregnancy, you really are limited to just regular Tylenol and benadryl. A humidifier will also help, as will saline nasal sprays and nose strips.

*stalker alert* kynlee - I spotted and bled through the first trimester of both pregnancies, and all was just fine. I know it is impossible not to worry, but I wanted you to hear it from someone who experienced it. It is actually quite normal.

*crashing for Leora* yippee yippee yippee yippee

Leora, my beta was 77 at 16dpo after an initial beta of 31. I'm telling you, I feel confident for you and this cycle! It definitely can happen! They kept testing my beta multiple times too because my first number was so low. My little girl sure showed them!

*crashing* Leora I've been stalking you and saw your beta. Mine was 31 at 14dpo (you can see all my betas in my signature below), and she is now 2 years old. Holding on to hope for you my dear because it is definitely possible!

Doing great! Enjoying our new little girl that we got from our FET. I still cannot believe both cycles worked for us.
We live in the central valley here in CA.
The frozen transfer was so much less work than the fresh and so much lower in stress. I'm sorry you are feeling nauseous though!

Crashing your thread. I cycled with you and we had our babies at the same time in 2010. I just wanted to wish you luck and let you know I will be stalking!

Two ivf cycles (one fresh one FET) and two pregnancies. Never had a BFN! I have a diagnosis of endometriosis.

1st pregnancy: 34 years old, 2 transferred (5 day blasts), 1 baby.
2nd pregnancy, 36 years old, 2 frozen embryos transferred (5 day blasts), 1 baby.

We all love you Michele, and Leorira said it perfectly. You have every right to feel sad, and we are here to love you and hug you and listen to you vent as much as you need.

My successful FET was done with a 4BB and a 2BB.