After alot of investigations have just been told i have blocked<br>tubes;feeling sad and let down,but greatful that ivf may give us<br>a chance but first need to save up!Im so glad i found this site<br>everyone seem`s understanding and positive and i know im just at<br>the beguinning of a long road but reading your stories will keep <br>me going.Has anyone else "Just found out"?<br><br>
Hi Katie<br><br>It is so horrible when you hear something like that but you are not alone and this site is a great comfort. People here have all sorts of problems and still manage to have babies. If you have a look at the section for pregnant people some of the ladies on there have been successful after all sorts of complications and miscarriages etc but it's worked in the end. <br><br>Take care<br>Sandra X
Hi Katie, <br><br>I have known in myself that I couldn't conceive for 3 and a half years, but only found out in January that I have one blocked tube and lots of adhesions on the other side. It has taken us this long to decide that we are ready for IVF, as I didn't want to feel obsesive about it, but as soon as I found out that my Dr wouldn't prescribe my drugs on a NHS prescription, only on a private one I became like a woman on a mission to find the cheapest chemist!! Have my initial appointment on Friday to discuss dates and so on. <br><br>If you want a chat, you can email me. This site is fantastic, I was reading it for days when we made our decision to finally go ahead. Everyone is so positive and also seem to really care. <br><br>Take care<br><br>sarahx
Hi Katie - I found out just over a year ago (31 August to be precise - it was one of those days you don't forget!) that there was virtually no chance of me conceiving naturally - like you, blocked tubes. I went through a whole lot of emotions: anger about how it had happened, grief that I couldn't conceive "normally"; but also a positive feeling that at least knowing what the problem was there would be some way round it. Even having quite a definite view that we should do IVF if we wanted to get pregnant, it took quite a while to actually be mentally ready to go for it - our first cycle was in Jan/Feb.<br><br>I'd love this to be a story with a happy ending and tell you I'm pregnant. I'm not - we've now had two unsuccessful IVF attempts, and I'm now gearing myself up for a third go. But, since finding out what the problem is and starting treatment I do feel much more in control and positive than I did when it was just month after month of hoping your period wouldn't start!<br><br>Anyway, take care of yourself, and know that there are people here who know something of what you're going through.<br><br>With best wishes<br><br>Alison x
Dear Alison , Sandra , Sarah thankyou for your kind words, you are all very encouraging hopfully our time will come.My twin sister has just found out that she is pregnant im excited for her but it still hurts like mad!<br><br> Take care from katie
My story is a little different - after 18 months of very slow testing we were told our infertility was "unexplained". It seemed such a anti-climax. In a way it's good to know there is nothing wrong but on the other hand you think "well, why can't I conceive then".<br><br>Don't get me wrong, I would feel just as bad if they had come back with a cause but I'm an inquisitive person and I just keep questioning why!<br><br>We now have a reason though as hubby's last few sperm counts were very poor and we have to have ICSI. Doesn't explain the last 5 years when his count was alright though does it?<br><br>It's a funny old world...<br><br>Love<br><br>bibby