Hi, everyone, I've been stalking the boards off and on for a few months now and I think it's finally time to pipe up. Somehow I feel like I've always known we'd end up in this place. After three failed IUIs, we have made the final decision to move on to IVF. We just relocated from Florida to Wisconsin for a job opportunity for DH, so that has been stressful in and of itself, but now we are pretty much settled and have proceeded with the testing phase of qualifying for a shared risk program about an hour south of us in Gurnee, IL.
Everything looks good so far (antral count was 24 or 25) but I guess this cycle is anovulatory and is thus likely to last awhile. I was due last week, and with two recent ultrasounds, I know I'm not pregnant. Ugh.

That means I still need CD 3 bloodwork, a hysteroscopy and a mid-cycle ultrasound to check for lining issues. The doctor did seem confident that we would qualify so I'm not too worried about it, but I know there's always the chance that he will recommend single cycles, and in that case, we would only be able to afford one fresh and one or two frozen if we could get so lucky.
The tentative plan is for me to do the rest of the testing next cycle and do a P4 check around CD 28 (my cycles tend to be around 35 days) and then proceed with Lupron (and thus, we have to abstain) if I've ovulated, and then start stims after AF shows again. (I think that's how he explained it.)
A couple things you should know about me: As is evidenced by this post, I tend to write a lot. I write like I talk, I'm a chatty patty type, so I apologize in advance. I am a POAS-aholic and will be testing out my trigger shot and then continuing to test until beta day, and probably beyond, if it's positive.

I am a devout Christian (after a long period of not believing in anything...you could say I'm a born-again) and I know there is a reason for everything...God has a plan, and for us, the timing isn't quite right yet, otherwise AF would've showed up by now!

I will keep y'all in my prayers and I wish you all the PMA in the world! I'm looking forward to getting to know everyone.