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I admire how motivated you are. Don’t give up. If your doctor suggests giving up, then change your doctor. Go to someone who is more optimistic. You don’t need this negativity. Think of other options. There is this clinic I heard of: http://mother-surrogate.info/ . I really liked their tagline that there is no absolute infertility.
Hello there. How are you? I hope losing weight is all it will take for you. Fingers crossed for a positive soon. I do have a couple of questions though. How are you planning on proceeding after this? Will you try to conceive naturally? Is your endo confident it will work? Would you need to opt for an assisted conception method? For example IVF. I am asking this because you mentioned you also have PCOS. So, I don’t know how that will factor in. Will losing weight and controlling your thyroid levels help with that? I hope that is the case. Good luck!
Hi Marion. I’m afraid I’m a bit confused. So, everything is alright? No problem with either you or your husband? It can take some time for fertile couples to conceive. However, 1.5 years is quite long. I would say getting a second opinion would be a good idea.
Hello Race Jordan. I really like your name. It sounds so athletic 🙂 I am sorry for the trouble you are facing. I hope you manage to find a solution. To be honest, I’m a little confused. Your doctor says there is nothing wrong? Then why are you unable to conceive? How long have you been trying for? If its been a few months only then the doctor might be right. The delay might just be poor timing or luck. However, if its been longer, then the diagnosis might be wrong. You should get a second opinion. Get all the tests done again. I hope everything turns out to be fine.
Hi there. Good luck with your search. Independent surrogates are usually cheaper than an agency. You could get matched with possible surrogates on Facebook. There are FB groups that can be helpful. Do look into those. Let me know if you want more information.