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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I just miscarried at 7 weeks with an initial beta of 31 at 14dpo which then quadrupled two days later and continued rising from there. I wish it had just been a chemical, or better yet, a BFN. I am in a Facebook group where several women have had success after similar first betas, but unfortunately I wasn't one of them, and now I think if I ever get a low beta again I will 100% expect the worst. I'm sorry OP. As others have said, it's possible everything will work out, but I would steel yourself.[/quote]

this is terrifying. how did you get through each day wondering if it would continue or not?[/quote]

not the PP who you’re asking but I think with all things fertility you power through and move on because that’s all you can do. Weird question. [/quote]

why is this a weird question? im just asking if anyone had coping mechanisms for managing the wait[/quote]

DP. I don't think it's weird weird, but it comes off as from someone who hasn't been in the infertility trenches for very long. Which is not a bad thing! I hope you have a quick and relatively easy fertility journey and never get so used to failure and the endless waiting that you become jaded like us! (Sorry to the rest of "us", you know you are.) There are no coping mechanisms, it's just hard, like all things infertility. You guard your emotions and try your best to move on when you get (more) disappointing news. Plus a good antidepressant, wine and/or chocolate. [/quote]

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