So much activity in here ... I've been scrolling back and forth, making notes and I even got logged out once or twice but now that I'm finally posting, I'm sure I will still forget somebody so please forgive me.
Sushee - Wonderful news about the plans for next week and I hope OPU tomorrow goes very well for you and best of luck with getting that blast transfer you're wanting. Let's hope it's all smooth sailing from here.
Janey - welcome to BB and I hope you enjoy your time with us. You've come to the right place for support and friendship ... the ladies here give it in spades.
Shell - I'm so glad your AIH went well. Let's hope this is the big one for you!
Blue - Not long now until your BT (or mine for that matter). It's been a very quick two weeks in a lot of ways but I think in my case that has been down to having something else to focus on. Have you taken up knitting yet? =)
Cazz - Thinking of you as you start injections and wishing you the smoothest of cycles ever.
Ali - Good luck with your trigger and OPU. It's all happening for you.
Bee - best of luck for you too with this upcoming cycle. I still remember what your doctor said and I never give up hope!
Humphrey - I'm hoping you get another one of those last minute miracle babies that this thread seems so good at producing! Everything crossed for you.
Anney - I'll bet you're plum tuckered out after Jasmine's birthday bash. Hopefully she is too and not high as a kite from all the excitement! Hope it was a wonderful day.
Keen - Hope you're getting plenty of rest with those follies. Not long to go now.
Trish - Thinking of you as always and sending lots of sticky buns ... I mean vibes! (although with my hormones, I probably really mean "buns"!)
On the home front, Pusster is back with us today and looking wonderful although still not eating or drinking much. When we went to collect him this afternoon, the nurses had groomed him, tied a "Bravery Bandanna" around his neck and written "Ouch" on his bandaged leg. He looked beautiful. Honestly, the warm and caring vibes we get from his vet surgery should be bottled. They are marvellous people.
I have also been in touch with a very caring mobile vet who specialises in palliative and geriatric care for animals as well as home euthanasia. She provides support throughout the whole process so I am feeling much less anxious about what is to come. It is still sad but I am looking at it now as the opportunity to say goodbye to someone I love in the best possible way. We should all be so lucky.
Thanks everyone for your support to me during this time. It is the love and compassion of many good people that will carry me through this and I will always be grateful for it.
Thinking of you all and hoping you are having a good weekend.
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