J got some test results back from the Dr. and it's good news! His testosterone levels ARE in the "normal" range. He will also be seeing a urologist on the 14th as well to make sure everything is okay on his side. We have come across an OBGYN who has unexpectedly become very helpful already.
When we lost our 2nd angel baby in February, we ended up havin a D & C to remove the pregnancy. I chose to go that route as I just could not bear to go through that whole thing again naturally. The OBGYN that was on call the day I needed surgery was just assigned to me, I really had no choice as to who it was. At that point in time, the OB was the least of my worries. At first I was not super fond of her, her bedside manner was a litlle cooler than I was used to seeing a midwife. I was obviously not in the best state emotionally or mentally, so I could have had a bad perception of her. To make a long story short, I called my midwife regarding a question I had, and she refferred my question onto an OB who would be more knowledgeable about the topic. The OB called me back with an answer and plan of action. She happened to be the same OB who performed my D & C. :) What a small world. On the phone she was extremely helpful, knowledgeable and comforting. She actually used the words "I really want to help you guys!" Needless to say we are meeting her in June to discuss a plan of action.
We are in the VERY beginning stages of seeking fertility help and already it is crazy how many Dr.s (and co-pays) are involved. So far we have seen a Family Physcian, a Urologist, my Midwife, Dr. B, the OBGYN, and a fertility specialist. It will all be worth it I know. June should be a very telling month, hopefully we get some answers and some long awaited hope :)
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