2dp3dt
My emotions are ALL over the place today - I almost cried twice on the drive to work - for no reason. And my stomach is all over the place too. Must be the elevated E2. Random nerve-wracking pains in my gut too. Argh - I just want to go home. Good thing I only have a couple mtgs today so I don't need to see too many people.
Anyway I just got a call from the RE's office - we have 1 frozen blast. Out of the 8 that they were watching (6 that looked "good") - only one made it & looked good enough to freeze. I wonder how well the three that we transferred made it to blast. Yikes.
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I'm glad you had one make it to freeze. More is always nice but most good clinics are really picky about what they freeze. Plus, they picked the best 3 to put back. I mean, we have the picture of them--they are true beauties! Hope the day goes by fast.
You don't need to worry about if the three they put back would have made it to blast because they're already making themselves comfy inside of you, not trying to survive in a lab. So you know they have made it :)
Sending all my sticky vibes to those three!!!
Remember- not every embryo does well in the culture - which is why they do three day transfers - getting them back in mom's womb quickly.
Hang in there. I still have a LOT of hope for you, hon...!
Speaking has someone who has never had a single embryo to freeze, I say, "frozen schmozen". Who needs em? All you need is for 1 of those transferred ones to make it!
I hear you about the emotions and the just wanting to go home.
Hang in there.
I think it is completly understandable that your emotions are up and down right now with everything you have been through. I also had my transfer on monday and am struggling to keep sane! There is so much pressure on you to try and forget about it, carry on as normal and keep a PMA at all times - no wonder our emotions are a little all over the place! Wishing you the best of luck with everything x
Mrs Blue Sky
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