My journey through fertility investigations and treatments! My name is Rachel and I was born in North London/England on 28th June 1986. I am married to my lovely husband Kenny and we live in Essex with our 2 cats Noddy and Snoopy. I have created a blog about my journey through fertility investigations and treatment as I feel that not enough is said about this subject.
Showing posts with label babies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label babies. Show all posts
Tuesday, 20 August 2013
Infertility affects women's lives differently based on social class!
I just came across this article which was posted on the Fox News website yesterday. (link below)
It talks about studies which have shown that women from a high social class are affected by infertility differently to those of a lower social class.
It made quite an interesting read but I'm not so sure that I agree... What do you think?
http://www.foxnews.com/health/2013/08/19/psychology-no-kids-how-infertility-affects-women-lives/
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Sunday, 2 June 2013
Infertility Journey Scrapbooking
A couple of months back when reading through fertility treatment advice I came across a blog of a couple who had been through fertility treatments for numerous years and had finally conceived.
They had made a scrapbook of memories, keepsakes and photos from the beginning to the end of their journey and it was amazing.
In their case they had been through numerous Clomid, IUI, IVF rounds with no success and finally went down the adoption route and this was documented in their scrapbook.
It was really inspiring and so I have decided to do a scrapbook of my own. (as you can see from the pictures)
It's quite therapeutic and I hope that one day I will have a child (one way or another) who I can share it with!
Friday, 10 May 2013
Painful processes
I'm having an off day today! I have got the HSG on Monday and I'm really stressed about it and to make matters worse the guidance info for it says to do a pregnancy test just to ensure you are not! This seems pretty easy but it's such an emotional task for me!
Every time that I've done one (which has been a lot lately due to all these hospital appointments & tablets) I seem to go through the same process.
So today I bought the test even though I KNEW It's was going to be negative and then I had to pluck up the courage to do it. When it was processing I couldn't bring myself to look at it because I knew what the outcome was going to be and then when I finally did see that it's negative I cried my eyes out yet again because in my heart I was just hoping that somehow I would be wrong this time and I wouldn't have to go for this horrid HSG after all! It's always pretty much like that, so I'm really down right now! Just trying to distract myself with the fact that once the test is done I might have some answers at last!
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