[Simonechantelle]

Hi all,
We're waiting to hear back from the PCT about an appeal for IVF as i am slightly overweight due to taking a lot of steriod for Rheumatoid arthritis.  My consultant, Mr Anil Gudi seems really positive about it all and thinks we will be given the go ahead due to my disability.  Can anyone give me any advice who has had treatment with Mr Gudi, or Homerton hospital.

Thanks all, and lots of postive baby wishes for the New Year.

Simone X

 

[Wraakgodin]

to FF, Simone!!! This is a great website for support, information, laughter and friendship, it has kept me (relatively!) sane though all my treatment. I don't know how I would have coped without the lovely people here. Have a good look round the site, post in whatever section you want and make yourself at home. There are so many sections here with a huge amount of information, so whatever you are going through there will be someone here to help you.

I see you have already found the Homerton thread, I hope the ladies there can give you a lot of advice. I hope your appeal is successful and you can soon start treatment.

Here are a couple of links that I think might interest you.

A Rough Guide To IVF ~CLICK HERE

IVF General chat ~ CLICK HERE

While undergoing treatment, you might find it useful to join other ladies having treatment at the same time. The Cycle Buddies threads are just for that. Just pop along to the appropriate month and say "Hi" when you are ready to start treatment ~ CLICK HERE

The What Every New Member Needs To Know (includes a list of common abbreviations) thread will give you some info on how to navigate the site ~ CLICK HERE

We also have a newbie night in the chat room every Wednesday where you can meet other new members and a few more experienced (I won't use the term "old"!) members will be there to answer any questions you have about the site. CLICK HERE FOR INFO ON NEWBIE CHAT

Please feel free to ask more questions here, or on any other part of the site, there will be wonderful helpful people there to give you lots of support, information and cyber hugs if you need it. We go through all the highs and lows of treatment together.

Good luck!

Sue