More Room in My Heart: Transfer Update

Monday, April 25, 2011

Transfer Update

Too busy with houseguests and procedures and work to be a good blogger! I promise I'll get around to commenting on people's blogs later this week!

We did transfer yesterday on Easter.....

1 8-cell and 1 7-cell, both grade 1, which is the highest quality.

Now we wait.

And...wait.

And...deal with this yucky, oozing, progesterone crap. Thank god for thong panty liners. Seriously, the best creation ever.

11 comments:

AnonymousApril 25, 2011 at 7:05 AM
Awesome embies!!! I am thinking of you and staying positive. STICK babies STICK.
ReplyDelete
Replies
MyTwoLinesApril 25, 2011 at 7:28 AM
That sounds like a great transfer of two very nice embryos! Come on embies--stick around for the long haul!
ReplyDelete
Replies
~ebc~April 25, 2011 at 7:42 AM
wooohoo!! hoping they stick strong and long! and yes, the progesterone is icky...so icky i actually opted for PIO twice a day instead! at least it isn't the middle of summer i guess :)
ReplyDelete
Replies
Angela and DavidApril 25, 2011 at 8:51 AM
Glad to know I'm not doing something wrong and the progesterone is supposed to be this horribly icky. I hope those little eggs stick for you.
ReplyDelete
Replies
Infertile FarmerApril 25, 2011 at 9:18 AM
So happy you were able to transfer 2 and they were great quality to boot! Sorry about the progesterone. That stuff is effing disgusting! I am pulling for you like crazy!!! Do you best to keep your chin up during this 2ww. Hugs!!!
ReplyDelete
Replies
SerenityApril 25, 2011 at 10:33 AM
Is it wrong that I'm in like fifth grade and am giggling that you told us about your underwear???? :)

Hoping, sweetie.

xoxo
ReplyDelete
Replies
Jill M.April 25, 2011 at 8:12 PM
Come on embies, divide, divide, divide!!!
ReplyDelete
Replies
lostintranslationApril 26, 2011 at 4:51 AM
Happy ICLW! Good luck with the wait. Thinking sticky thoughts for you.
ReplyDelete
Replies
FranApril 26, 2011 at 10:46 AM
You are PUPO!! Happy ICLW too!

Keeping everything crossed for you,
Fran ICLW #131
ReplyDelete
Replies
cherelliApril 26, 2011 at 2:17 PM
Ooo sounds promising...go you good embryos, go!
ReplyDelete
Replies
AFMApril 26, 2011 at 11:59 PM
fingers are crossed for you
take care
ReplyDelete
Replies

Add comment

Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)

Our Infertility Journey

Aug 2013: IVF#10: Antagonist protocol with estrogen priming at Same Big Clinic: 8 eggs, 3 mature, 2 fertilized, 2 3-day 7-cell and 8-cell transferred.

Jun 2013: IVF#9: BFN: Antagonist protocol with estrogen priming at Same Big Clinic: 9 eggs, 5 mature, 4 fertilized, 2 3-day 8-cell transferred.

Apr 2013: My son Mackenzie Ryan died at 22 weeks 1 day due to a degenerative placenta. I delivered him on April 3, 2013. It was the most horrific experience of my life.

Feb 2013: Major car accident likely damaged placenta.

Jan 2013: Our little twin left this world.

Nov 2012: IVF#8: BFP: Antagonist protocol with estrogen priming at Same Big Clinic (Clinic #3): 15 eggs, 10 mature, 9 fertilized, 1 8-cell and 1 7-cell transferred

Sept 2012: IVF#7: BFN: Antagonist protocol at Same Big Clinic (Clinic #3): 5 eggs, 4 mature, 1 fertilized, 1 9-cell transferred

Dec 2011: Hello Baby Girl! No year of "magical thinking" this time. We know no way and no how are we ever going to get knocked up naturally. Begin the weaning process in June. Take Provera in July. Fail. Move on to bcp and *finally* get period in August.

Apr/May 2011: IVF#6: BFP! Antagonist protocol with Estrogen Priming at Big Clinic (Clinic #3): 6 eggs, 4 mature, 2 fertilized, 2 3-day 8-cell and 7-cell transferred.

Mar/Apr 2011: HSG (again) and estrogen priming; Month of my Amazing 18 Antral Follicle Count

Feb/Mar 2011: Natural IUI: BFN: Pretty sure this is going to be negative, but what the heck.

Jan/Feb 2011: IVF#5: BFN: Antagonist protocol at RMA-NJ, (6 eggs, 5 mature, 4 fertilized, 2 day-5 hatching blasts transferred, 1 day-6 blast frozen)

Dec 2010: Meet with multiple doctors (RMA, SIRM-NY, Cornell). Start adoption paperwork. Begin accupuncture.

Nov 2010: IVF #4: BFN (Microdose Lupron Flare Protocol, 8 eggs, 4 mature, 4 fertilized, 1 Day 5 blastocyst & 2 Day 5 morulas transferred, none frozen)

Oct 2010: Treat mild, chronic endometritis (diagnosed in Sept endometrial biopsy).

Sept 2010: Testing. Why no implantation? HSG again (all clear!). Endometrial biopsy (endometritis:<). Diagnosed with diminished ovarian reserve (AMH=1.1, FSH=5.7).

Jul/Aug/Sept 2010: IVF #3: BFN (long lupron protocol, 9 eggs, 8 mature, 5 fert, 2 5-day transferred, none frozen)

Jun/Jul 2010: Where is my period??

Apr/May/Jun 2010: FET #2: BFN

Mar 2010: Clomid/HCG/coitis

Feb 2010: Clomid/HCG/coitis

Jan 2010: Provera to bring on period; ovulate instead, HCG trigger, timed intercourse

Dec 2009: Where is my period? 13 months no period since birth of son.

Nov 2009: SA improved! 7% normal morph=normal couple!!

Baby's First Year: Breastfeeding, recovering from awful delivery, running like crazy! My "year of magical thinking" hoping that we get to be one of those "lucky" couples that don't have any problems getting pregnant with #2. No BC. No period. No pregnancy.

Nov 2008: Hello Baby Nugget!!

Jan/Feb/Mar 2008: IVF#1: BFP!! (long stim, 6 eggs, 6 embryos, 2 3-day transferred, 2 5-day frozen)

Nov/Dec 2007: IUI #1: BFN

Oct 30, 2007: Diagnosis: Male factor infertility 2% morphology; ovulatory dsyfunction

Sept/Oct 2007: tests galore

Aug/Sept 2007: 44 day cycle; visit obgyn; referred to RE

April/May 2007: Trip to Machu Picchu for my 29th birthday; officially TTC with charting, etc.

Feb 2007: Stop taking BCP; regular periods; not preventing, but not consciously trying