tmofmylife

Hey ladies,
Dh and I will be putting ttc on hold for a while. Dh has decided to join the military as an officer. I just don't feel ttc right before he goes to basic and ocs. But as soon as he is done with training we'll be right back to trying lol. The nice thing is our current insurance won't cover any fertility issues but our new insurance will cover both ivf and iui, YAY! I'm secretely hoping this break from meds will do the trick and my body will ovulate on it's own! I wish everyone good luck and i'll check in from time to time and be back frequently here in a few months.

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melismpls

Best wishes for his new career and babies when you're ready.

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Me: 29 DH: 30
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Married May 27, 2007
TTC #1 since January 2009 & diagnosed May 2009
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Round 1: - Clomid 50, 100, 150 - thinned lining & no follies
Round 2: Femara 2.5, trigger - bfn
Round 3: Femara 5, trigger, IUI - bfn
Round 4: Follistim 100, 125, 150 (Days 3 - 15)
HCG Day 16 (one follie at 19)
IUI Day 18 (1/21)

LaurenFournier

Good luck with everything! That is so awesome that the insurance will cover those procedures!

jaimelc

You said your future insurance will cover ivf, you're not talking about Tricare are you? There are some facilities where you can get treatment at a reduced cost, but the wait list is often close to a year. Here's a link that was given to me that might help you figure out what Tricare offers, where and just other military wife ttc info. Hmm, I'm not allowed to post a link yet so go to fertilethought dot com , the infertility discussion board, then find Military Issues. They list lots of experiences with various facilities, too.

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Me: 30
DX: 07/2009
TTC #1
BMI 21.1%

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Metformin 1500mg
#1: Clomid (50) CD 2-6, no O?
#2: CL (50) CD 5-9, no O?
#3: CL 100mg CD 5-9, O around CD19/21? Started NPC 2 days later.
#4: CL 100 cd5-9, O cd19, NPC cd22+, chemical pg
#5: Femara 5mg cd3-7, HCG cd14, IUI cd16, BFP cd26

Calcium w/Vit D & Mg, Cinn, prenatal, Vit B complex, Cranberry, ChiralBalance, d-mannose

tmofmylife

I wasn't referring to Tricare, from my understanding Tricare is still pretty good or at least better than what we have now for infertitlity, I was actually referring to some insurance I will have at a new job i'm taking. But I will visit that website you suggested.

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Becky716

Best of luck to you!

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10/12/10 - BFP @ 13DPO
(500mg Metformin & Preseed)
11/23/09 - Unable to find heartbeat - deemed unviable