Monthly Archives: March 2014

I don’t even know what to do with myself right now. The nurse called me to tell me the good news versus emailing me. You ready??? Beta 2 is 1589!!!!! That’s a doubling time of 31 hours. Next beta in … Continue reading →

I think I am too shocked to write anything more than a few lines… Beta came back at 197!!!!!! My RE called me himself to tell me and I told him to “shut up” when he said the number.. I’m … Continue reading →

I’ll get the call with my beta results in about 48 hours from now. I had very noble intentions of waiting to test until tomorrow morning or the actual morning of beta. I had no real symptoms this time so … Continue reading →

Waiting to know how the chips will fall is hard. Will there be an oophorectomy via laparoscopy on April 14th? Will I skip Easter (and children) due to the lap? Will I get the job I interviewed for yesterday? If … Continue reading →

This will be short as I’m writing it from my phone… today was RBA, Take 2. Both little clovers survived the thaw and are with me now. This was the easiest transfer ever for me emotionally. I’m very detached from … Continue reading →

Well, it’s been that kind of week😪. My last update was that I was about to ovulate and be cancelled. I asked if it was possible to move up the transfer by a day since you can totally do a … Continue reading →

I swear I am not kidding. Do not pass go, do not collect $200… I went for a lining check this morning. My lining is nice and fluffy at 12mm and trilaminar.  However, my left ovary happens to be growing … Continue reading →

I feel like I’m an old person who is allowed to say inappropriate things because of my infertility “veteran” status. My patience is waning and I tend to blurt out things that other people, other infertility patients, don’t want to … Continue reading →

Hello friends: It’s weird that I really have no desire to update “anyone” on this upcoming FET. I’m guessing that it is because I feel like it is an exercise of futiIity. I had a sonohysterogram (aka saline sonogram) this … Continue reading →