HJ, it's the progesterone in the luteal phase that makes your temperature rise and the whole theory behind basal body temperature charting, so yep, sky rocketing temperatures after progesterone pessaries are normal! I've got one transfer cycle chart where it's really obvious. I do a slightly different protocol, I only ever have one progesterone pessary and it's the night before my transfer, so it's pretty easy to spot with me.

Nattty, my first transfer was a hatching blastie - I got pregnant with it, but I miscarried just before 9 weeks for a completely unrelated reason. Can't say I've ever had an embryo stick in the catheter, though, but I have heard of it happening. The fact that your blastie was hatching means it's ready to go. Just think of it as being extra-sticky and wanting to hold on to whatever it can grab! I sure hope this works - good luck!

Farmgirl, don't stress - there's so many people here that it's really hard to keep track of where everyone's at, don't feel bad for not managing! Now that I'm back at school, it gets pretty hard for me, and I'm sure nobody is offended if you can't write a personal comment back to everyone (if they are, I'll smack them for you! )

to everyone else. I'm having a bit of trouble trying to keep track of who's who... and my head is spinning after last night's snap decision to go back for a FET this month. Booked in today - on CD12! There's a huge advantage to doing natural FETs, and now I'm really glad I took my OI drugs anyway rather than going on the pill. It feels like the right thing to do, but last week I was adamant that we wouldn't... it's taking a bit of time for all parts of my mind to get caught up!

BW