Hi Hun,  I'm so deeply sorry for the loss of your two babies. You know I lost two as well so I feel your heartache deeply. From the sounds of it your new doctor seems to be getting you onto a better track! In 2002 the AACE (American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists changed their TSH range to .3 - 3.04 so your TSH levels are high. Also you may know that some doctors consider a TSH over 2.0 subclinical hypothyroidism.  I've also been told by a well-respected endocrinologist that ranges are only so useful - how well one person feels at a certain level can be completely different for how well another person feels at that same level! And you probably also know that TSH isn't the only test that should be done - there are lots of factors other than just Thyroid Stimulating Hormone that can affect your thyroid functioning.  

I can tell from your blog that you know how to advocate for yourself! Hooray for you!  Just something to keep in mind for your next pregnancy - The Endocrine Society in USA changed their guidelines in pregnancy http://jcem.endojournals.org/content/97/8/2543.abstract has lots of info for you if you haven't seen it already. 

The thing about hormone levels is that they fluctuate so much it can be a challenge to really know what's going on. A great doctor will be very interested in hearing about your symptoms which paint a better picture.  Just a tip - if you're not already keeping track of your cycles and symptoms now is a good time to start. Track when you're spotting and how you feel throughout your cycle and be sure to let your doctor know on your next visit.  I was having mid-cycle spotting and it was related to my fluctuating hormones but it's better now - I feel like I'm balanced again. 

It really sounds like you found a doctor that is looking at root causes and hopefully he monitors you closely!  Keep me posted.  Drop me a line at sonya@hormonesoup.com anytime.   

Hugs,

Sonya