Here we are at another month of ICLW! Thank you for visiting my blog.
After TTC on our own, unsuccessfully, for 35 cycles, we finally moved on to IUI #1. We found out on October 26, that it worked! We were thrilled to be finally expecting our little baby. On Tuesday, November 17, the pregnancy was confirmed to be ectopic. My beta on Nov 17 was very low at 200, and no heartbeat was found at 7w1d. I was having a significant amount of pain and bleeding that day. Since the beta was so low, they treated me with methotrexate. The RE said I was not as risk of the tube rupturing, and the bleeding was coming from irritation in my tube. They checked my hemoglobin to make sure it wasn’t low, and after 2 blood tests, it was confirmed that I was stable. I went back to the RE on Friday, November 20, to have the beta repeated. It had dropped to 52, so the Methotrexate is doing its job. I go back again on Tuesday, November 24, for another recheck. I’m sure I won’t need another injection.
It seems like I knew all along something wasn’t right. However I hoped so badly that I was wrong. I can’t believe that after all this time, and all the tears that have been shed already, that there are still more tears coming. I am so heartbroken to have lost my pregnancy. Knowing that it was just really bad luck that led to the ectopic pregnancy soothes my pain a little, but not alot. There have been so many moments that I have questioned whether I will ever be a mother. That question seemed to get answered, and my heart was skipping, knowing that I was wrong to ever doubt it. I just feel so far away from being a mother, and I am terrified that it will never happen. I know things just weren’t right this time. I know that at the end of this, I will be a better person, and I’m sure we’ll have a better marriage. I just wish this journey was a little less bumpy.
I saw a quote on a friend’s blog recently. It said
“In the end, everything will be okay. If it’s not okay, it’s not the end.”








