Hi Veronica, I hope your transfer went well. The thing I found the strangest during the transfer was how impersonal and strictly medical it was for the staff. I was nervous about the whole "being on display" thing, as well as nervous about this tiny little life that they were moving around with, but to the staff it was all very routine and everything was done very quickly and professionally. I remember after they finished the transfer my feet were still in the stirrups and the sheet up past my belly and I felt very exposed, so I went to pull the sheet down to cover myself and the nurse quickly told me there was still ultrasound gel on my tummy. I didn't care, I just wanted to hide my hoohah, lol! But for her she didn't even seem to notice I was still on show. I guess they see the same thing day in and day out and don't even notice anymore.

As for how to get through the next two weeks.... Well I'm terrible. I had a bunch of cheap (but sensitive) internet pregnancy tests and I did them almost daily from the day after the transfer. I wasn't on any hormones, so the only thing to affect the tests was the trigger shot. My first couple of tests came up very slightly positive (which I knew was from the trigger shot), then there were a couple of negative tests, then the next bunch of tests all started becoming more and more positive, so I knew I was pregnant well before I went for the blood test. Talk about a serial poas'er!!!