Monday, June 20, 2005

What was that I was saying about my immune system?

Despite my best efforts at ignoring it, Man Cold has turned into Bronchitis. This, on top of period cramps.

Well, since I have a textbook normal cycle this month, I say "See you in hell, Clomid!"

Good things that have happened today:

1. My period turned up.*

2. We discovered our superannuation details and found out we can have it all released under compassionate/medical/completely povvo grounds. So at least its no longer a choice between paying the mortgage and paying the specialist.

3. My wonderful husband was given a book voucher as a thankyou for his volunteer work at a High School last week and went out today and bought me the two Jane Austens I didnt have in my collection.

4. I rang up our current specialist (Dr. Clomid) and said I wanted copies of all our test results posted out to me as I was seeing a RI next week. Also informed them I would not be going back on the Clomid. Receptionarian chick rings back and says: Is it okay if we just get the RI to download them from Gribbles directly because there's so many here?" "NO!" Says I. "I actually want a hard copy for our records too." So there. Mission accomplished.

Confusticating thing: the HCG test I had done last month read "less than 1.5".

Shouldn't it be zero if I'm not pregnant? Surely less than 1.5 actually means "a little bit pregnant"?

I will now take myself, my snuffles and my two new books, and go to bed.


*In the scheme of things. It not turning up because I'm pregnant is what we're aiming for after all.

3 comments:

  1. I've got another Clomid scan today. I'm sick of it already. Thanks for calling me a rockin' chick - I love it!

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  2. Clomid sucks. I hated taking it - gave me the rages and hot flashes something fierce! I feel your pain my friend.

    Congrats on getting the coverage for your treatment (if I read that correctly).

    I just came over from Pru's blog :)

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  3. Found you! Yah. So long clomid it's been nice knowing you, not.

    Enjoy the reads and hope you feel better soon.

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