Infertility Support Group

In vitro fertilization is one of the most common and utilized ways of treating conception problems. This support group is dedicated to those beginning their journey with IVF and needing support. Join the community and share your experiences, advice, and story with people going through similar challenges starting a family.

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duane 10/25/2009

It has been a long time since I have added anything to the forum. We are finally at our last resort in our infertility journey. On Tuesday , I will be undergoing an ovarian drilling. The doctors told me that it will control my PCOs or eliminate it...whatever it will do, they have told me that I more of a chance to concieve and carry to term a child.
Please pray for me that it all goes well.
Thanks in advance.

LJPage95 10/25/2009

I'm glad the doctors think they will finally be able to help you. My thoughts and prayers are with you as you go through, what must be, a painful procedure. The results will be worth it. :)

nanda1979 10/25/2009

Hope all goes well. Sending you some prayers.

deleted_user 10/26/2009

good luck I also had the drilling done. Besides putting you to sleep it really wasn't that bad.

duane 10/26/2009

Thank-you so much for your support. I sure hope that this works.

deleted_user 10/26/2009

I am praying for a successful surgery that then leads you to your BFP! Good luck!!

deleted_user 10/26/2009

Good luck! I had this done in January and my ovaries looked so much better afterwards. We continued trying to conceive with oral and injectable meds and finally conceived in June.

Keep a nice, comfy pair of sweats handy and some tylenol to deal with the swelling and slight cramping. You should recover quickly. If you have any questions, message me!

deleted_user 10/26/2009

Wishing all the best with the surgery and hope they can clear it all away. And hope you get your BFP soon.

deleted_user 10/27/2009

You are in my thoughts and prayers today. May this be the answer you have been waiting for.

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