Another cycle... another round of feeling foolish.
At 9dpo I got a very faint positive. It was on a name brand test and like I said, it was faint, but it was definitely positive. My Beloved and I both saw it and we were cautiously hopeful. After all, it was still very early.
I tested the next day, and it was negative, but I had missed my fmu, so I wasn't surprised.
I tested the day after that, and then again yesterday... both negative.
This morning my temperature tanked and I can feel AF getting ready to show up. So, now the hysteroscopy is a go... I have a pre-consult with the anesthesiologist tomorrow and then the procedure on Tuesday. I guess I should be glad that the procedure is getting done, so that I don't have the nagging thought of a polyp screwing things up in the future.
But knowing that 'its for the best' isn't a comfort right now. I'm sad, I'm angry and I'm sick of this whole stupid merry-go-round. I hate that my body plays tricks on me. I hate that I can't do what my husband's 16 year old cousin seems to be able to do without even trying.
The other thing that is weighing on me heavily today is knowing that we won't be trying again now until September. With our trip planned for the latter half of September and my history of early losses, I don't want to risk getting pregnant before we go to New York. I don't want to potentially ruin our trip by worrying about miscarrying again (not to mention needing medical care in a different country can get expensive).
I know that it's not that far off... and the time in between will go quickly. But the idea of 'wasting' cycles, actively preventing... it's about as appealing to me as liver and onions. Not to mention that big flashing neon 35 is fast approaching and while I know that pregnancy is still very possible, I don't need any lower odds.
Tomorrow I will be in a better frame of mind. Tomorrow I will be more positive, I'm sure. Today sucks, and I think I'm just going to wallow.
While I might not be a hobbit genetically, I do believe that I am one culturally. A homebody at heart, with a fear of (but slight craving for) adventure, who values simple things like good food, good books, and good friends. Chronicling the journey of the unlikely pairing of a Hobbit and an Ent, who have travelled down the road through infertility & RPL, toward building our family. We've come a long way, and now with two precious wee-lings in tow, our road goes ever on and on...
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
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I am so sorry, Mrs. Gamgee. You'll be in my thoughts.
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I'm sorry today sucks, and that pee stick teased you. :( I had a nasty run-in with an evap (my first one ever, in years of testing!) and it really bummed me out. I hope your hysteroscopy goes well and you can enjoy your trip to NY.
ReplyDeletei am so sorry, it sucks. sending you a hug.
ReplyDeleteSending lots of hugs to you
ReplyDeleteBlasted suckage. Sorry you're hurting.
ReplyDeleteThinking of you...
((HUGS))
Oh hun, I'm sorry. I was wondering how things had turned out. I'm sorry you have to now wait. I know the "it's for the better" commentary, while potentially true, doesn't help. Your time will come, I'm certain of it. Meanwhile New York awaits you. Something to look forward to.
ReplyDeleteHoping the hsg holds some answers for you.
Biggest hugs. You know where I am if you need to talk.
I am so. so sorry. A loss through a chemical pregnancy hurts just as much. Lots of {{{hugs}}} and prayers for you.
ReplyDeleteYou know, some wise people have told me that you have to let yourself have the time to grieve over the loss of that month's possibility. It is very true - you just have to ride the emotions out and wait until it subsides.
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