May 11
You have been to enough fertility web pages to understand what “TTC” and “DH” mean. If you can understand the below dialogue, you are on the right web page right now.
Woman 1: Are you ttc?
Woman 2: Trying IVF for SI.
Woman 1: We had a D&C after ICSI.
Woman 2: PCOS?
Woman 1: Yes and AF arrived today.
Woman 2: We had 3 IVF’s and 6 BFN’s.
Now, if you can understand the below, you should win a prize.
Me 42, DH 52 IVF #1, #2, #3 ICSI #4 – 10.05.2006, 12.12.2006, 10.03.2007, 27.07.2007 ICSI/DE/TESA #5, #6 PGD/IVIG #7 – 24.11.2007, 27.02.2008, 23.05.2008 – 7 BFNs
Surrogacy/FET #8 – 15.10.2008 – BFP
Can anyone translate?
it sounds like code to me
IT LOOKS LIKE MORSE CODE !
Unfortunately, I understand the code! Wish I didn’t.
Um…I totally understand it. That is sad.
Unfortunately me too I can understand the code!
yes, I understand it, too. So depressing!
May anyone translate? I’m afraid I’m not used to English abbreviations in this subject.
IVF, ICSI, PCOS – are the same in my language
TESA – might be TESE in my language (I’m happy that we do not need THIS one)
DH, ttc – I’ve already learnt reading this blog
but the others… *help*
Lets see if I can help my DH and I have been TTC for 3 years.
TTC means Trying to conceive
SI means second infertility
AF means Aunt Flo (period time our enemy)
BFN means big fat negative (neg pregnancy test)
BFP means big fat positive (yea!! positive pregnancy test)
sadly i understand all of them
sadly I understand all of them. The other day I was e,mailing a friend and I referred to my husband as a DH, she replied what ’s a “DH”?
It’s so funny because it’s true. I understand the code too. All of it.
IM VERY SAD TO SAY I CAN UNDERSTAND…