Getting Pregnant
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Are You Kidding Me @NestKayla?
Seriously
@NestKayla ? Are you kidding us with your letter from Mrs. Obama? You post a letter to "Bump Moms" on a board of women trying to get pregnant?
3T or not, that was really insensitive.

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TTC Since January 2011 - We have bad sperm
February 2013: IUI #1 = BFN
October 2013: We made the decision to stop TTC and live without children.
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Re: Are You Kidding Me @NestKayla?
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Call me when they start requiring infertility coverage. Until then, go "gush" somewhere else.
In Christ alone my hope is found. He is my LIGHT, my STRENGTH, and my SONG!
T-TTC since Dec 2008. PCOS/nonexistant cycles(anovulation) and endo. HSG in '10 revealed both tubes blocked. Lap surgery in Dec '10 to correct. Failed Clomid/IUI and injectable(Bravelle)/IUI cycles so far.
In Christ alone my hope is found. He is my LIGHT, my STRENGTH, and my SONG!
T-TTC since Dec 2008. PCOS/nonexistant cycles(anovulation) and endo. HSG in '10 revealed both tubes blocked. Lap surgery in Dec '10 to correct. Failed Clomid/IUI and injectable(Bravelle)/IUI cycles so far.
All of these years that I've paid for medical coverage just hoping that one day I would need the maternity coverage...
"I DO NOT love that you think so many things revolve around you. I know you're bitter. I get it. But I'm over your feelings." The best person on the internet ever!
That's the part of this healthcare reform that I find interesting.
So if your employer offers insurance, you have to take it. But what if the coverage is crap? H's deductible is now $10,000 because his employer is required to pay for 60% of it (they used to only pay for 20% and it had a $3,000 deductible). He now no longer has any IF coverage on himself.
Since there are no longer preexisting condition restrictions, shouldn't all of us be able to purchase our own plan through ACA and choose to have fertility coverage? Then many of the fine ladies on here would no longer have to worry about being 100% OOP and holding off on treatment or the financial burden it brings.
But we can't if our employer offers it. That part doesn't make sense.
*Disclaimer: I think ACA is something that needed to happen to the health insurance companies and is a great thing. But wasn't well thought out.*
TTC since 1/13 DX:PCOS 5/13 (long, anovulatory cycles)

Clomid 50mg 9/13 = BFP! EDD 6/7/14 M/C 5w6d Found 11/4/13
1/14 PCOS / Gluten Free Diet to hopefully regulate my system.
Chemical Pregnancy 03/14
Surprise BFP 6/14, Beta #1: 126 Beta #2: 340 Stick baby, stick! EDD 2/17/15
Riley Elaine born 2/16/15
TTC 2.0 6/15
Chemical Pregnancy 9/15
Chemical Pregnancy 6/16
BFP 9/16 EDD 6/3/17
Beta #1: 145 Beta #2: 376 Beta #3: 2,225 Beta #4: 4,548
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TTC#2 4/14
A Parachute in an Oak Tree: A World of Love
B Born 6.27.13
Baby Boy born 5.3.15
You're welcome.
Baby Boy born 5.3.15
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B/w 1/8: betas 17,345, progesterone 25.6