... about how pregnancy is achieved so easily for some. How is that?!? I've learned much more about the female reproductive system than I've ever cared to over the past 3 years. Obviously those who deal with IF get the
fine print version. Like when you get something with an instructional manual & it doesn't work so you turn to the back where it says "If it didn't happen... then maybe..." or "Try this..." Most of the time I've taken something back by then! Maybe the next time I visit the RE I'll say... "I'd like a refund on these ovaries please!" I was
great with thinking that sperm meets egg-- sounds easy enough! But then when it didn't happen cycle after cycle, I started the 4 r's of IF... reading/researching/relying on specialists/ranting on blogger. ---- Let me get this straight... my cycle is managed from my brain when the hypotha.lamus sends a message to the pitu.itary at
just the right time and both must have
just the right amount of FSH & LH (don't forget estrogen/progesterone) to release an egg at
just the right moment which must travel to
just the right place to meet with
just the right swimmer--- and this happens all the time!?! I'd just like the chance to not worry about my brain not sending the right signal to increase the right hormone needed to stimulate a mature follicle to release a viable egg... wouldn't this seem like a reasonable request? Is it a mystery to anyone else how this happens right on cue (planned and not planned) for so many???
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I'm there with you on this vent. Part of why I tell people that if this current pregnancy works out (why do I even have to think this way!!!????) that it will be the last is because I've been married for fourteen years and for all of those we've tried to have children. It took us six years of marriage to have our one daughter and another eight years later to have this looking viable pregnancy show up. We've had a total of three miscarriages, and of those two D&Es. I think I should write my own version of "The Twelve Days of Infertility Christmas", what say you? Hang in there.
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