Andy: Yeah I know the sympathy look, which I don't mind so much now

Alison: Thanks for the solidarity, I'm glad I'm not crazy for thinking it was horrible thing to say. My PGD results are taking weeks because we are doing PCR testing (for a specific gene) and CGH testing (for chromosome abnormalities). It is the CGH test that takes ages (I have been told between 3 and 6 weeks) and therefore your eggs have to be frozen in the mean time. If you are doing PCR alone it can be done in a day and so they can put you a fresh egg back in. I personally had no prob with the painless puregon needles and the orgalutran needles (which I was given so I didnt O to early) were only a bit of a sting. I was a bit cranky after egg retrieval, so maybe the trigger (in my case synarel) does that. All in all, the meds are the easy part... its the waiting that kills