Max, I'm so sorry you are having such a rough day. I don't know much about the technical end of this, since I am so new to IVF, but I do know how the days of waiting and analyzing can consume you. It does seem much too early to POAS; it also seems too early to be able to know anything by looking at symptoms--I know pg symptoms can come and go from day to day and hour to hour. All I can say is that I'm sorry this is so hard for you, and I hope you can make it through the next few days without going crazy. You know we are all here to support you.



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) Enjoy it this weekend, and know that you're receiving all sorts of vibes and prayers and thoughts for a great beta tomorrow!!!!
Just wanted to check in and wish everyone the best!
I think she took a sabbatical....
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) are not vascular, so embryos that implant there don't survive for long. Dr. still thinks we have embryo quality issues (ie- "monster sperm"
) but I'm hopeful that this will make the difference in the next cycle.
(you know I'm inappropriate like that!) just wanted to share a septum-related tidbit. I also had one - removed in August 2007. At that point, we'd been trying for almost two years and never gotten pg, so we asked the RE for some odds. He was noncommital on whether the septum was preventing pg, but he was pretty confident on the m/c risk - 80%. That's the odds he gave us on m/c with that septum. 80%. Sweetie, I so hope that was the issue for you and that your Aug cycle brings you a sticky BFP and a May baby!!! 


On the upside, I just got the report from the lab - I have two snow babies! 







sob sob. but if you normally ovulate on your own you should be fine. i don;t which is why i prob havent this month. good luck





