https://boards.hellobee.com/ Pregnancy, Baby and Parenting blog, by Hellobee en Fri, 10 Apr 2026 09:07:28 +0000 https://boards.hellobee.com/topic/success-stories-after-infertility-andor-loss#post-2725917 Tue, 18 Apr 2017 15:12:15 +0000 periwinklebee 2725917@https://boards.hellobee.com/ <p>@catlady: Thank you, this is super helpful! I think if I was in the situation where they couldn't find a heartbeat on the doppler and said oh well, I would be a complete wreck. I'd like to find a happy medium in terms of intervention, maybe an ob practice is the best way to get that... </p> https://boards.hellobee.com/topic/success-stories-after-infertility-andor-loss#post-2725861 Tue, 18 Apr 2017 14:16:16 +0000 catlady 2725861@https://boards.hellobee.com/ <p>@periwinklebee: I ended up preferring the OB. After my 2nd loss, I asked my midwife if I could get further testing and she told me they usually wait until 3 losses. After my chemical, I called and told them I'd had a 3rd loss, and they basically told me it didn't "count" because it was too early and that next time, I should wait to test until my period was a full 2 weeks late. It really rubbed me the wrong way. The next time I got pregnant, I happened to have an annual check-up with my PCP scheduled right around when I got my bfp, and when I mentioned my losses to her, she suggested that I start on progesterone (which the midwives had not mentioned). She called the OB in my file (the one who had done my D&amp;C) to get the prescription, and then I basically just switched over to the OB at that point. The OB and midwives work in the same office, but they have different attitudes about certain things and after several losses, I ended up preferring a bit more intervention as opposed to less. Like, a few times my OB had trouble finding the heartbeat using the doppler, and she mentioned if she didn't find it soon, I could have an ultrasound (the midwives would have just been like, "oh well"). My OB also told me that she would have done testing on me after only 2 losses. I don't know if it's because my OB is actually the one doing D&amp;Cs often, and the midwives don't, but she was way more understanding of my loss history than the midwives were. </p> https://boards.hellobee.com/topic/success-stories-after-infertility-andor-loss#post-2725830 Tue, 18 Apr 2017 13:48:27 +0000 periwinklebee 2725830@https://boards.hellobee.com/ <p>@catlady: I'm looking back over this thread, and was wondering if you found the OB useful relative to the midwives given multiple losses?</p> <p>I've had a couple of losses (at approx 10w and 5w), no healthy pregnancies yet. If we still don't have luck in the next few months, we may pursue treatment with an RE, but if we do get pregnant on our own I was thinking about trying a midwife practice this time... </p> https://boards.hellobee.com/topic/success-stories-after-infertility-andor-loss#post-2722179 Mon, 10 Apr 2017 08:42:24 +0000 FaithFertility 2722179@https://boards.hellobee.com/ <p>Love reading all of these! </p> https://boards.hellobee.com/topic/success-stories-after-infertility-andor-loss#post-2722141 Mon, 10 Apr 2017 07:26:28 +0000 mrskansas 2722141@https://boards.hellobee.com/ <p>These are so amazing to read! Thank you all for sharing. </p> https://boards.hellobee.com/topic/success-stories-after-infertility-andor-loss#post-2721977 Sun, 09 Apr 2017 09:38:16 +0000 CatchAFallingStar 2721977@https://boards.hellobee.com/ <p>1. The cycle # you got your BFP: probably like 20 or so </p> <p>2. Your/Your partner's diagnosis (pcos, dor, low count, etc.) and/or loss history: Severe Endometriosis (stage IV), AMA, slight DOR</p> <p>3. Any medications you took on your BFP cycle (clomid, femara, injectibles, etc): Injectables, progesterone, HCG trigger </p> <p>4. Any procedures that were performed on your BFP cycle (IUI, IVF, FET, etc): IUI, plus surgery to remove large endometriosis cysts from my ovaries </p> <p>5. Doctors you saw (OB-GYN, RE, Urologist, etc): RE</p> <p>6. Any advice or words of encouragement you want to share with those of still trying? My number one piece of advice would be to follow your intuition. I knew something was wrong because I'd had severe cramping with periods since I was about 14. No doctors had suspected or even mentioned endometriosis. It was so severe that there's 0% chance I would have ever gotten pregnant if the cysts remained on my ovaries. They were completely blocking the speed from reaching the egg. I followed my gut and finally was diagnosed by an amazing RE. The first cycle after recovery from my surgery, we proceeded with injectables and IUI and found out we were pregnant 12 days later. If you feel like there's an underlying problem that hasn't yet been diagnosed and/or treated, don't wait. Take action and find an RE. OBGYNs don't have all the answers when it comes to fertility. Reproductive endocrinologists do!! </p> https://boards.hellobee.com/topic/success-stories-after-infertility-andor-loss#post-2721915 Sat, 08 Apr 2017 21:44:54 +0000 Eko 2721915@https://boards.hellobee.com/ <p>The cycle # you got your BFP: 3rd.</p> <p>2. Your/Your partner's diagnosis (pcos, dor, low count, etc.) and/or loss history: I had unexplained recurring miscarriages.</p> <p>3. Any medications you took on your BFP cycle (clomid, femara, injectibles, etc): I was on prpgesterone. I also did clomid for two cycles and convinced it wasn't helping. Next cycle I had my son.</p> <p>4. Any procedures that were performed on your BFP cycle (IUI, IVF, FET, etc): no.</p> <p>5. Doctors you saw (OB-GYN, RE, Urologist, etc): saw a infertility specialist.</p> <p>6. Any advice or words of encouragement you want to share with those of still trying? I always said that as painful as the journey is if in the end you get a healthy baby then it's worth it. It is definitely true and that's what kept me going. </p> https://boards.hellobee.com/topic/success-stories-after-infertility-andor-loss#post-2721836 Sat, 08 Apr 2017 13:32:05 +0000 bloved 2721836@https://boards.hellobee.com/ <p>1. The cycle # you got your BFP: oddly, 18th for both DS1 and DS2.</p> <p>2. Your/Your partner's diagnosis (pcos, dor, low count, etc.) and/or loss history: endometriosis and PCOS. For my first, we just could not get pregnant. When trying for my second, I had a chemical and a blighted ovum before my sticky bean.</p> <p>3. Any medications you took on your BFP cycle (clomid, femara, injectibles, etc): IVF for both</p> <p>4. Any procedures that were performed on your BFP cycle (IUI, IVF, FET, etc): IVF for both</p> <p>5. Doctors you saw (OB-GYN, RE, Urologist, etc): RE, acupuncture</p> <p>6. Any advice or words of encouragement you want to share with those of still trying? Infertility is a long, lonely road. Find people you feel comfortable confiding in. We told a lot of people and it made me feel better (and also helped avoid those awkward...when are you going to have kids questions). Don't be afraid to question your doctors or push for something you want. Also don't be afraid to get a second (or more) opinion. Somewhat embarrassingly, I wound up seeing 5 different practices over the 5 years of fertility treatments but I have no regrets about any of the switches I made, just some of the places I stayed too long). Also - don't be afraid to try therapy. When trying for #2 I got to a dark place. It really helped going and speaking to someone. </p> https://boards.hellobee.com/topic/success-stories-after-infertility-andor-loss#post-2721828 Sat, 08 Apr 2017 11:17:23 +0000 periwinklebee 2721828@https://boards.hellobee.com/ <p>@winniebee: Your advice is so beautifully articulated :heart: :heart: Thinking of you and your LO. </p> https://boards.hellobee.com/topic/success-stories-after-infertility-andor-loss#post-2721824 Sat, 08 Apr 2017 09:57:50 +0000 winniebee 2721824@https://boards.hellobee.com/ <p>1. The cycle # you got your BFP: For take home baby #3 - A little complicated -- I had 4 chemical pregnancies then got and stayed pregnant but had a TFMR at 18.5 weeks for fetal anomalies. We waited 4 months to TTC again. Our first month NTNP we got and stayed pregnant. I'm now almost 28 weeks with a seemingly healthy baby boy. </p> <p>2. Your/Your partner's diagnosis (pcos, dor, low count, etc.) and/or loss history: See above. After the 4 chemicals (and we also actually one prior miscarriage before DS1), I had a repeat loss panel done. My numbers came back normal with the exception of AMH - my AMH was very low for age 35 - .66. My mother had early menopause so I wasn't totally surprised. </p> <p>3. Any medications you took on your BFP cycle (clomid, femara, injectibles, etc): None</p> <p>4. Any procedures that were performed on your BFP cycle (IUI, IVF, FET, etc): None</p> <p>5. Doctors you saw (OB-GYN, RE, Urologist, etc): My OB did the loss panel for me and with the low AMH referred me to an RE. I made an appt but never had to go because we got pregnant with the pregnancy that we ultimately had to terminate. When we eventually decided to NTNP again, we did not pursue the RE. We just hadn't even gotten that far yet, mentally. </p> <p>6. Any advice or words of encouragement you want to share with those of still trying? The loss road is a long road and no one can really understand it unless they've traveled it. It is lonely and isolating. There were many times that I wanted to throw in the towel and accept our family as it was. But in the end, I knew that the only thing standing in the way of me and another baby was fear of more heartbreak and loss. Having endured a late pregnancy loss (and having survived it), I knew that I could get through something awful again if I needed to. Ultimately, I did not want fear to rule my life. I'm not a success story yet, but I hope to be one soon. </p> https://boards.hellobee.com/topic/success-stories-after-infertility-andor-loss#post-2721823 Sat, 08 Apr 2017 09:36:41 +0000 delight 2721823@https://boards.hellobee.com/ <p>1. The cycle # you got your BFP: Cycle # 10 after our TFMR. We also had a 10 week MC on cycle #5. So we conceived our DS about 14 months after losing Ava. </p> <p>2. Your/Your partner's diagnosis (pcos, dor, low count, etc.) and/or loss history: My history: MC at 7 weeks before conceiving DD (she is 3.5 now). On DD's first birthday we had a surprise BFP. We found out after the Quad Screen that the baby was sick and after many tests and ultrasounds we ultimately ended that pregnancy for medical reasons around 22 weeks. We had to wait 3 months to try and then on cycle 5 had another MC. We then went to a fertility clinic for testing. I was told I had DOR and we would need to do IVF. The month we were signed up to do the IVF orientation, I got my sticky BFP. </p> <p>3. Any medications you took on your BFP cycle (clomid, femara, injectibles, etc): I had been taking Progesterone and Low dose aspirin for 3 cycles. I think those really helped us. The cycle we conceived DS, I went to Florida with just DD and left DH at home. We only DTD once before I left (0-2) and I Ovulated while in Florida. I consider us very lucky that DS was conceived. </p> <p>4. Any procedures that were performed on your BFP cycle (IUI, IVF, FET, etc): I had a hysteroscopy and my tubes flushed the cycle before. </p> <p>5. Doctors you saw (OB-GYN, RE, Urologist, etc): We started seeing the fertility specialist (he is an OB-GYN) in December of 2015. He started us on Progesterone and Low dose aspirin after my blood work from that cycle. I also received a prescription for Femera which I would have taken in March but got my BFP in February 2016. DS was born in November and is 5 months old. We are so thankful for him. I was devastated after losing Ava so far into my pregnancy. When it took 6 cycles to have another BFP, and then having it end in a MC, I was beside myself. I am glad that we were able to see a specialist and even though we were lucky and got another BFP before doing IVF I think it was a combination of the hysteroscopy and Progesterone/aspirin that did the trick. </p> <p>6. Any advice or words of encouragement you want to share with those of still trying? Stay hopeful even when it feels like you'll never have a successful pregnancy. Look to your family and friends for support. </p> https://boards.hellobee.com/topic/success-stories-after-infertility-andor-loss#post-2721768 Fri, 07 Apr 2017 19:50:44 +0000 MsMini 2721768@https://boards.hellobee.com/ <p>1. The cycle # you got your BFP: My DS was conceived on month 13 but cycle ... 6 I think of TTC</p> <p>2. Your/Your partner's diagnosis (pcos, dor, low count, etc.) and/or loss history: I had PCOS</p> <p>3. Any medications you took on your BFP cycle (clomid, femara, injectibles, etc): Metformin and progesterone</p> <p>4. Any procedures that were performed on your BFP cycle (IUI, IVF, FET, etc): None</p> <p>5. Doctors you saw (OB-GYN, RE, Urologist, etc): OB who is a fertility specialist but not an RE</p> <p>6. Any advice or words of encouragement you want to share with those of still trying? Be kind to yourself.</p> <p>After my Infertility diagnosis with TTC LO #1 my fertility really changed and a conceived my subsequent 3 pregnancies really easily (pregnancy number 3/4 was an early loss and I am currently 9 weeks pregnant). Don't lose hope for the future. Some people's fertility really changes after their first pregnancy. </p> https://boards.hellobee.com/topic/success-stories-after-infertility-andor-loss#post-2721727 Fri, 07 Apr 2017 16:41:54 +0000 KT326 2721727@https://boards.hellobee.com/ <p>1. The cycle # you got your BFP: We were referred to a RE as soon as I told my OBGYN we wanted to TTC due to my history. For DS1 it took 6 medicated cycles over 18 months. In that time we switched RE's and had about a 4 month break. For DS2 we went straight to the RE and it took 2 medicated cycles.</p> <p>2. Your/Your partner's diagnosis (pcos, dor, low count, etc.) and/or loss history: PCOS. I never had a cycle on my own prior to having kids. After I had my first son, it seemed like my body wanted to have a period, I would spot </p> <p>3. Any medications you took on your BFP cycle (clomid, femara, injectibles, etc): Our two successful cycles were IUI with follistim and hcg trigger. Followed by progesterone support after the IUI.</p> <p>4. Any procedures that were performed on your BFP cycle (IUI, IVF, FET, etc): IUI</p> <p>5. Doctors you saw (OB-GYN, RE, Urologist, etc): RE. When we knew we wanted to TTC I had my annual coming up with my OBGYN. With my history of no cycle she was able to immediately refer us to an RE. We didn't have to waste any time trying on our own since I didn't have a cycle to begin with.</p> <p>6. Any advice or words of encouragement you want to share with those of still trying? Find someone who you can talk to, whether it is a friend, a support group or online. Someone who won't try to offer unsolicited advice. Also, baby showers are the worst, try to avoid if you can. If not, go and when you get home enjoy a nice glass (or bottle) of wine. </p> https://boards.hellobee.com/topic/success-stories-after-infertility-andor-loss#post-2721712 Fri, 07 Apr 2017 16:09:22 +0000 Worrywart 2721712@https://boards.hellobee.com/ <p>1. The cycle # you got your BFP: For DD, it took about a year and a half. For DS, it took 15 months.<br /> 2. Your/Your partner's diagnosis (pcos, dor, low count, etc.) Week ovulation for me and low morphology for him.<br /> 3. Any medications you took on your BFP cycle (clomid, femara, injectibles, etc): For DD, I was on provera and 100 mg of clomid with my OB. This is 3 months after a miscarriage at 11 weeks. For DS, clomid wasn't working with my OB, so we were referred to RE. We did two rounds of clomid, trigger shot, and IUI which both failed. We then decided to take a break and got pregnant naturally.<br /> 4. Any procedures that were performed on your BFP cycle (IUI, IVF, FET, etc): None for both.<br /> 5. Doctors you saw (OB-GYN, RE, Urologist, etc): OB with both. Nothing worked when we were with RE trying for #2, so when we got pregnant naturally, just went back to my OB.<br /> 6. Any advice or words of encouragement you want to share with those of still trying? Take care of yourself first and foremost! </p> https://boards.hellobee.com/topic/success-stories-after-infertility-andor-loss#post-2721703 Fri, 07 Apr 2017 15:42:02 +0000 2PeasinaPod 2721703@https://boards.hellobee.com/ <p>1. The cycle # you got your BFP: For DS1, it took a year and a half. For DS2, it took almost 2 years.</p> <p>2. Your/Your partner's diagnosis (pcos, dor, low count, etc.) and/or loss history: Multiple miscarriages. I lost 2, then got pregnant with DS1, lost 2 more, went to a RE who cleared out a large amount of scar tissue from my uterus, regulated me, then did a timed cycle with no drugs and got pregnant with DS2.</p> <p>3. Any medications you took on your BFP cycle (clomid, femara, injectibles, etc): Vitamin D</p> <p>4. Any procedures that were performed on your BFP cycle (IUI, IVF, FET, etc): Timed natural cycle</p> <p>5. Doctors you saw (OB-GYN, RE, Urologist, etc): OBGYN, then RE</p> <p>6. Any advice or words of encouragement you want to share with those of still trying? Try to include your partner in everything. DH was heartbroken over our miscarriages too, but he handled them in different ways than I did. Remember that he's grieving the loss/infertility as well, and the more you lean on each other, the stronger your relationship will become. </p> https://boards.hellobee.com/topic/success-stories-after-infertility-andor-loss#post-2721697 Fri, 07 Apr 2017 15:34:22 +0000 MrsTal 2721697@https://boards.hellobee.com/ <p>1. The cycle # you got your BFP: For #1 it took 2.5 years (roughly 23 cycles) for #2 (and possibly 3 :wink: ) cycle #5 but we didn't wait very long to go to our RE.</p> <p>2. Your/Your partner's diagnosis (pcos, dor, low count, etc.) and/or loss history: unexplained infertility at first and then some morphology issues.</p> <p>3. Any medications you took on your BFP cycle (clomid, femara, injectibles, etc): none for #1 got our positive right before starting ivf, #2&amp;3 clomid with an hcg trigger</p> <p>4. Any procedures that were performed on your BFP cycle (IUI, IVF, FET, etc): none for #1 for #2&amp;3 we did iui</p> <p>5. Doctors you saw (OB-GYN, RE, Urologist, etc): OB-GYN did initial testing then referred us to an RE</p> <p>6. Any advice or words of encouragement you want to share with those of still trying? If you aren't happy with your doctor push and find someone who will listen to you. We switched REs which cost us a few cycles but were SO much happier with the new RE and he listen to us and really heard what we needed. </p> https://boards.hellobee.com/topic/success-stories-after-infertility-andor-loss#post-2721659 Fri, 07 Apr 2017 14:23:32 +0000 DesertDreams88 2721659@https://boards.hellobee.com/ <p>1. The cycle # you got your BFP: #10</p> <p>2. Your/Your partner's diagnosis (pcos, dor, low count, etc.) and/or loss history: We had one loss. After 8-9 months, I was diagnosed with PCOS and DH with low morph (1%, if I believe correctly)</p> <p>3. Any medications you took on your BFP cycle (clomid, femara, injectibles, etc): Clomid on days 2-6, metformin throughout, progesterone after ovulation</p> <p>4. Any procedures that were performed on your BFP cycle (IUI, IVF, FET, etc): nothing</p> <p>5. Doctors you saw (OB-GYN, RE, Urologist, etc): My OB/gyn specializes in infertility.</p> <p>6. Any advice or words of encouragement you want to share with those of still trying? In some way, if you still want a child, you will end up having a child (bio, foster, adoption, etc).... and it will be amazing. Also, feel your feelings, but don't wallow in them or let them define you. </p> https://boards.hellobee.com/topic/success-stories-after-infertility-andor-loss#post-2721652 Fri, 07 Apr 2017 14:10:39 +0000 periwinklebee 2721652@https://boards.hellobee.com/ <p>@mrskansas: Great idea! I remember also coming across that old thread, it encouraged me so much when I was really worried about TTC leading up to my RE intake appt. </p> https://boards.hellobee.com/topic/success-stories-after-infertility-andor-loss#post-2721651 Fri, 07 Apr 2017 14:10:29 +0000 erinbaderin 2721651@https://boards.hellobee.com/ <p>1. The cycle # you got your BFP: With baby #1, it had been just under 5 years, so assuming 12 cycles a year, it would have been cycle 57. </p> <p>2. Your/Your partner's diagnosis (pcos, dor, low count, etc.) and/or loss history: I had DOR and an arcuate uterus (resected with surgery). We had a loss at 6 weeks about 2 years before our positive cycle.</p> <p>3. Any medications you took on your BFP cycle (clomid, femara, injectibles, etc): It was an IVF cycle, so there were a lot of medications. Gonal-f, two more injectibles whose names I can't remember, and progesterone.</p> <p>4. Any procedures that were performed on your BFP cycle (IUI, IVF, FET, etc): IVF</p> <p>5. Doctors you saw (OB-GYN, RE, Urologist, etc): RE</p> <p>6. Any advice or words of encouragement you want to share with those of still trying? You're doing the best you can, and that's all you can do. </p> https://boards.hellobee.com/topic/success-stories-after-infertility-andor-loss#post-2721627 Fri, 07 Apr 2017 13:20:51 +0000 agold 2721627@https://boards.hellobee.com/ <p>Great thread! </p> <p>1. BFP after 3+ years trying.<br /> 2. Sort of unexplained IF. My husbands SA did show some low morphology, but we were told that shouldn't be a problem because count was high.<br /> 3. I did three cycles of clomid; then 2 IUIs; then for IVF, I did two weeks of BC, followed by estrogen, progesterone, follistim, menopur and lupron,<br /> 4. A FET of two embryos.<br /> 5. Obgyn for clomid; RE for the rest.<br /> 6. Don't be scared. And do what you need to do to have peace of mind. </p> https://boards.hellobee.com/topic/success-stories-after-infertility-andor-loss#post-2721625 Fri, 07 Apr 2017 13:19:01 +0000 catlady 2721625@https://boards.hellobee.com/ <p>I have a history of loss, not IF, but I will share. I apparently get pregnant very easily, but have a harder time holding on to them. </p> <p>1. 1 (loss at 10 weeks), 2 (LO1), 1 (loss at 12 weeks), 2 (chemical), surprise (LO2)<br /> 2. No diagnosis<br /> 3. Progesterone during first tri of my final pregnancy, nothing otherwise<br /> 4. None<br /> 5. Midwives first, then my PCP advised me to switch to an OB after so many losses. No specialists.<br /> 6. Agree with @travellingbee, be kind to yourself. It's not your fault. If at all possible, try to distract yourself and not get obsessed with TTC. Don't let your losses or IF define you. </p> https://boards.hellobee.com/topic/success-stories-after-infertility-andor-loss#post-2721619 Fri, 07 Apr 2017 13:14:41 +0000 bhbee 2721619@https://boards.hellobee.com/ <p>1. The cycle # you got your BFP: my biggest problem is loss so it's a little different. The first time I barely ovulated for a year, then did 4 clomid cycles that were bfp/loss, bfn, bfp/loss, bfp/sticky. Second time it took about 9 months because we went to RE quickly after third loss, then after more testing we did about 4 clomid cycles again, some with iui, one bfp/loss, then we took a break and got our second sticky bfp. We just tried for #3 and got a bfp first cycle but lost it at 11w so not sure what this round will look like. </p> <p>2. the first time I wasn't ovulating much at all (90 day cycles) and they said probably pcos, but I've had other drs say not. Unexplained otherwise. </p> <p>3. See below </p> <p>4. first sticky bfp was clomid 100 with TI. had two early losses on clomid 50 before that. Third early loss was no treatment; then went to clomid and iui for a while, one early loss and several bfns. And got my second sticky bfp the cycle after we stopped move cross country. So for me I think treatment probably didn't do much once I was ovulating, and my problem is probably something we can't test for yet. </p> <p>5. We saw an RE for #1 because I wasn't ovulating. We went back when I had another loss trying for #2. This time nothing so far. I've had every test under the sun done (some twice!) including for repeat loss but as my RE once said, we can only test for a small percentage of problems really. So if we can't make this one work we'll probably quit trying vs go back to re. </p> <p>6. find a community here or elsewhere. I didn't have any real life support and didn't feel comfortable talking to most but the bee helped, as well as doing a private online journal where I could vent vent vent. It can feel like such a long road. </p> https://boards.hellobee.com/topic/success-stories-after-infertility-andor-loss#post-2721591 Fri, 07 Apr 2017 12:54:08 +0000 travellingbee 2721591@https://boards.hellobee.com/ <p>1. Got my sticky BFP on my 10th cycle, I had two early losses during that time<br /> 2. I have DOR, DH had borderline count<br /> 3. That cycle I was on Clomid and a trigger injection<br /> 4. We just did a monitored cycle with timed intercourse<br /> 5. I saw my regular OB/GYN and an RE<br /> 6. Be kind to yourself. </p> https://boards.hellobee.com/topic/success-stories-after-infertility-andor-loss#post-2721583 Fri, 07 Apr 2017 12:48:46 +0000 mrskansas 2721583@https://boards.hellobee.com/ <p>I was doing some searching and came across a thread from a few years ago where a bunch of you shared success stories after infertility. I wanted to change it up and hear about success after infertility and/or loss since there are quite a few of us looking for hope lately.</p> <p>1. The cycle # you got your BFP:</p> <p>2. Your/Your partner's diagnosis (pcos, dor, low count, etc.) and/or loss history:</p> <p>3. Any medications you took on your BFP cycle (clomid, femara, injectibles, etc):</p> <p>4. Any procedures that were performed on your BFP cycle (IUI, IVF, FET, etc):</p> <p>5. Doctors you saw (OB-GYN, RE, Urologist, etc):</p> <p>6. Any advice or words of encouragement you want to share with those of still trying? </p>