Two
Posted by ~Ray @ 2007-11-03 15:11:23
A care diagnosed with endometriosis twelve years ago parenting two daughters after adoption now tempting fate as she slips on her dance boots and gives IVF a displace on the ol' infertility move surprise.
We are domiciliate from our FET. Both embies thawed!When they were frozen in July they were 4-celled "goods". Upon thawing this morning they were 3 cells each and now deemed "good excellent". Apparently it is common for them to lose one cell after being frozen. RENurse and the Embryologist said this was fine.
Embie1 and Embie2 were transferred to their new home at noon CST. I had a wonderful acupuncture appt before the transfer and went back for a another treatment after the transfer.
Do you see that interesting thing on my belly? It's a wooden herb box. The Chinese herbs were heated and smelled wonderful. My endometrium was a 10 and the transfer went beautifully. To my great delight it was not necessary to force my cervix open like the last transfer. (I undergo a stenotic cervix). I was already worrying about blood getting on the catheter and entering the uterus which can create implantation problems. It was smooth sailing through AshPash's cervix.. woohoo.. that catheter cruised alter on through without incident! :)
Problem with my cha-cha glide? re-create 3 endometriosis with endometriomas and a stenotic cervix.
Why am I here? Because we are going to two-step our way on over to the IVF table.
1991 - Married Ivan1995 - Endo diagnosis1996 - Clomid/IUI's1997 - "nip" adoption2000 - "Lili" adoption2006 - do by fever2007 - IVF #1. FET #1 [ADVERTHERE]Related article:
http://endo-a-go-go.blogspot.com/2007/09/two.html
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