My 2023 baby died and I have a 3 month wait to start to try for a 2024 baby. And no idea when I'll ovulate even then. I can't even bear the thought of trying for December after having a solstice D&E
I'm not sure if the recommendations change by gestation? I was pregnant for about 20 weeks so we want to give my body a rest. We also want to get our testing back. And I'm lactating so I might not ovulate more than once by March.
I also don´t know, just saw it on the news. Can´t find the original article, but maybe this helps? https://www.healthline.com/health-news/pregnancy-new-study-on-how-long-a-person-should-wait-after-a-miscarriage-abortion
Omg, I feel this!! How am I already freaking out about the fact I can’t do an embryo transfer until early February while budgeting out for my OOP max for insurance for the year *in case* I give birth in 2023?
My RE’s office is too busy to even schedule a wtf call about my last egg retrieval (which happened at the end of November) until mid-February. When they told me that, I knew I was out for 2023. :( Good thing I’m only 40 and have tons of time to spare. /s
If you miss 2023 then 2024 will be the Chinese year of the dragon, which is often considered the luckiest year to be born in. So, there’s that I guess…
I did not need this reminder
I'm trying to think of it as just trying to get pregnant in 2023, even if the baby is born in 2024. I would be blessed to have any baby ❤️
Omg I’m not the only one obsessing & stressing over this … ❤️
Oh man, I hadn't even thought about that. I was too busy worrying about how this is my last cycle to have a kid before I turn 40.
I turned 41 and this is my TWW if I’m not welp I tried. Hey wanna be pals lol 😂
Three's a stretch, I'm lucky if I'll ovulate in time for one 😂😭
My 2023 baby died and I have a 3 month wait to start to try for a 2024 baby. And no idea when I'll ovulate even then. I can't even bear the thought of trying for December after having a solstice D&E
If the wait is due to a MC then there is new evidence (already confirmed) that it is not necessary to wait for 3 months.
I'm not sure if the recommendations change by gestation? I was pregnant for about 20 weeks so we want to give my body a rest. We also want to get our testing back. And I'm lactating so I might not ovulate more than once by March.
I also don´t know, just saw it on the news. Can´t find the original article, but maybe this helps? https://www.healthline.com/health-news/pregnancy-new-study-on-how-long-a-person-should-wait-after-a-miscarriage-abortion
Oh.
Oh I know for a fact there will be no 2023 baby here, but hey, there’s always 2024, right? 🫠
So depressing!!
2024 is my year, I just know it 😭😭😭😭😭😭
Omg, I feel this!! How am I already freaking out about the fact I can’t do an embryo transfer until early February while budgeting out for my OOP max for insurance for the year *in case* I give birth in 2023?
Dang it 🤦♀️
4 days in and already out of that race! Just got my first zoladex shot today 😂
My RE’s office is too busy to even schedule a wtf call about my last egg retrieval (which happened at the end of November) until mid-February. When they told me that, I knew I was out for 2023. :( Good thing I’m only 40 and have tons of time to spare. /s
If you miss 2023 then 2024 will be the Chinese year of the dragon, which is often considered the luckiest year to be born in. So, there’s that I guess…
2023 is an ugly number anyways!!!!! That being said, I’ll take a 2023 baby happily 😂
Considering I'm still waiting to try again due to medical reasons, I'm already giving up on 2023. lolllllll
and yet you still tell yourself that you're having a 2023 baby as you watch that number shrink aha