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Yey, Busterdogs! Congratulations!!!
I read your message with little Georgia at my breast (synchronised! ) trying to imagine how you do that with two
Great names, I'm so happy for you.
How did your dogs welcome the new additions to the stock? The look on my Golden's face was absolutely priceless
Hugs to all your lovely family,
b_b

How about that, girls?

A 65-year-old German woman has given birth to quadruplets after undergoing an artificial insemination procedure, Germany's RTL television reports.

as posted on BBC news website today (can't post links so just google it)
She looks fantastic and some fertility treatment in Ukraine mentioned there.

Hi everyone, and Buster - congratulations!!! How wonderful. Welcome to the world darling baby boys!

Congratulations to you Baby Bean as well on your sweet little Georgia!

Well, there is, unfortunately no way I'm going to conceive naturally. I'm now 44 and the doctor has completely ruled it out.

We decided to look for another egg donor seeing as my cousin's wife wouldn't be able to start cycling till October 2016.

We found a beautiful, gorgeous soul who is 30 years old. She is mum to identical twin boys and has donated twice before. Her latest recipient is currently pregnant.

She starts her injections on 27 June and we are looking at a mid July EPU (egg pick up).

We've decided to do a frozen cycle. That way, we put the embryo in on my natural cycle rather than a cycle stimulated by medication.

We are going to Hawaii to get married in October, so will do the embryo transfer when we get back.

I'm so terrified. I want it to work first go. After 15 months of TTC naturally, having a BFP seems more unrealistic than finding the holy grail. I really, truly pray we get our baby.

Our donor's last recipient got four embys. She has three on ice and is pregnant with the first, which was a fresh transfer.

We are praying we get a few embys so that if the first one doesn't take, we have more to use.

It's so scary and exciting.

I hope you are all doing well and am wishing baby dust across the pond to you all xoxox

Hi ladies! Never, at 41, did I think I'd be symptom spotting! Lol. I've been tracking for a few years, after a miscarriage. Just felt I needed to get to know my body better. I mean, I'm not 20 something anymore. So, here I am, in another 2 week wait. All I can say is, a woman's body is an amazing thing! :) good luck to everyone!

Well another month gone. Starting month 11 of TTC. Third month on Clomid, low dose (50 mg) as I ovulate regularly already, just hoping to boost our chances of catching one healthy egg. I also found out 2 months back I have one blocked tube now as well to deal with. Feeling really low and frustrated.

How is everyone? Any brighter news to share?

Hello! Where'd everyone go? LOL

ATM - Soooo I'm on CD36 and still no AF. Now don't get excited because i took a test on the day AF was supposed to arrive and it was a BFN. Weird! I'm actually 10 days late today. Finally called the specialist and had blood work today. I asked the R.E. what they were looking for specifically... pregnancy (of course), hcg levels (to see if I recently ovulated) and progesterone. She claimed that if it didn't appear that I had ovulated then they will give me meds to start AF. Craziness! Must have been all the meds or something. I was convinced that maybe I was starting menopause , but my mom didn't start until really late and I've had a period EVERY month until now. To be 10 days late is unprecedented for me. LOL Of course on the day of blood work my bbs start to feel sore. Go figure. LOL

Hope everyone is doing well. Let's remain positive ladies!

Kismo1121 - I will be 41 next month. My husband and I are on our 14th cycle ttc. I have a polyp blocking one of my tubes. Next week I am having a hysteroscopy with D & C done to remove the blockage. I had one chemical pregnancy last year. I also tried 4 rounds of clomid. We are hopeful and optimistic that this procedure will help! Good luck to you. I understand what you are going through.

Hello and welcome tryingforbaby#2. I wish you all the baby dust and luck in the world that the procedure helps you out. I keep hoping and praying for our turn to come. I'm 7DPO today with high temps, and trying to not get worked up in symptom spotting and just rest easy.

Hi there - jumping back in after a year of being away. Need some advice ladies. I took an Early Bird Swft hpt yesterday evening. There was a faint pink smudge which then developed into a very very faint but distinct thick line. I see some pink to the line but it's so faint it could also be grey - so not sure if it's an evap line. I tried again this morning with FMU thinking that if there was a line it would be darker this morning - but nope, nothing. I have been in this very same situation so many times - a faint line in the evening, and then nothing the next day - usually with internet cheapies. Either there's something very wrong with my pee! Or the cheapy brands are rubbish. The Early Bird is a cheap brand £3. Anyone else had experience with this brand and know how reliable it is. Or had a BFP in the evening, then a BFN in the morning and then went on to have a BFP again. I am beyond getting excited about BFPs having had so many false alarms. xxx

10dpo and bfn ... No symptons ...guess it's not happening this month :( spent about £50 on testers I feel like am goin loopy. I even put the tester up to the light just in case there is a line . Goin bonkers on my own as I can't share this madness. After mc I feel like am doomed :(