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LittleP
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Post by LittleP »

Tessa

Stay positive and if you feel it's the right test for you then yes it is worth spending the money. I would definitely ask your Dr what his/her views are on the test and see whether they recommend it given your own personal circumstances. :)

Remember at the end of the day it is your choice :!:

Let me know how you get on

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Post by Ellie »

Hi Little P
If you are also at the ARGC you will understand why I don't have a definate schedule!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! They are vague to ay the least. Next step is some blood tests to see if the humira is helping to bring down my NK cells on monday!.
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Post by LittleP »

Ellie

Good luck with the appointment - I will keep my fingers crossed that everything is going well for you.

I know what you mean about schedules :? - they are vague, but I guess it's for the right reasons, as I keep saying you are proof of that :D

Keep full of PMA and let us know how you get on on Monday :D

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Post by nicolamark »

Hey little p, thought I would just butt in and see how things are going.... You know I wish you all the best in the world, but like you say at least you know more now things will soon get moving for you.

Good luck! hugs as always x x
IUI using donor in 2005
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2nd IVF 4 eggs all failed to fertilise 2009
3rd IVF successful 2010 pregnant Miscarried early
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ADOPTED DAUGHTER 2014
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Post by ogr1 »

it is better to find out before rather when it is to late..
if i would have known about not being able to carry full turm then i wouldnt have had to go threw the death of my children...

they did test on my blood and they did test on my tubes and alot of other test..

each poke and prod is one step closer to your dream :) :) :)
we werent blessed with our babies to raise here but we our blessed with our grandaughter
and all of our many adopted and foster children that touch our lives
and i am glad to add that our 6th grandchild will be born this spring!!!!
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Post by LittleP »

Couldn't agree more :D

I now have a way forward, I know that there are still no guarantees but at least I feel like it's worthwhile trying again :!:

Nicola - I am so happy for you with your news today, it is the boost you need at the moment. Take care of yourself and remember we're here if you need a hug at any time.

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some are here to much :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
we werent blessed with our babies to raise here but we our blessed with our grandaughter
and all of our many adopted and foster children that touch our lives
and i am glad to add that our 6th grandchild will be born this spring!!!!
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Post by taylorjools »

Becky that's profound but true
:(
you are right tough it's better to know why not than to find out that there is a problem later - you are a very brave lady and LittleP so are U

we are all brave

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Post by LittleP »

Big J

That is so true - everyone here has proved themselves very special.

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Post by Meg »

Hi

I must say I have read lots of your threads and they are really inspiring and congratulations on your pregancy i am really happy for you.

I wonder if you could help me please? I am just starting treatment at the ARGC. Sadly I have had an unsucessful cycle at another clinic (responded well through out the whole treatment but it ended as a chemical pregnancy). Do you think I should ask for tests on NKC before going ahead with Embroy transfer?

Any help or advice from anyone would be greatfully recieved.

Love Megxx
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Post by LittleP »

Meg

I wish you loads of luck with your treatment.

Have you had your first appointment with the ARGC yet? If so, did you hand them the notes from your previous hospital?

I had had treatment elsewhere too and provided Mr T with all my other hospital's notes to help with my history.

The reason I was told about NK cells is that I have a history of excellent embryos and either early m/c or no implantation - Mr T felt that it was definitely worth investigating before starting a treatment cycle due to the quality of the embryos.

If you want to have the tests, then I would strongly recommend talking to them about it and saying that you have heard about the NK cells and was wondering whether you would benefit from the investigations being done on yourself.

Fingers crossed for you - they are a fantastic hospital and have been really good to me all the way through.

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Post by Meg »

Little P,

Many thanks for coming back to me. we have had our first consultation with the ARGC using all of our notes etc from the first cycle and are ready to complete an FET in Oct/Nov (However this may result a Hysteroscopy first dependant on scans).

Our first unsuccessful treatment showed no real reason for the chemical pregnancy (good response, good embyro's etc) and having read a fair amount about NK it is one area that I would like to be aware of as I enter the next cycle so we will definatly be asking about it. They may say that one failed cycle isn't enough but I think I would rather know first.

The ARGC is fairly hectic to say the least but they strike me as being very thorough and they will leave no stone unturned which is reassuring.

I am trying my best to remain positive but i do have my down days as there is always that worry that it won't work. did you ever feel like that?

However today is a postive day so I am trying to keep it that way!

Did you follow any specific diet/vitamins etc? I am currently taking Zita West's vitamins and eating healthy but any pearls of wisdom are greatly received!

How much longer do you have to go? And do you know what you are having yet? Very excited for you.

Anyway thanks again

Megxx
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