Been reading all your posts from January - reassuring to hear all the stories and to see how brave and positive you all are.
I had donor eggs transferred on March 22 and should have a BT on April 6th. I caved in and POAS and it was negative so I am a little disheartened but know I should have waited until BT. Now i have read this log I know I should definitely have not POAS. I just hope my 2 embies are late implanters!
Hope you are all enjoying good Friday.
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Hi Ladies, I had my transfer this morning so here I am in the dreaded TWW! What an early morning start on Easter Monday, 7 am at the clinic but we had to set the alarm for 4 am for doctor's orders - BDing We had two embies thawed on Sat morning and by this morning both were at blasty stage, one was `enlarged' (which I think means just before hatching) and the other was `hatching'. So we're pretty happy at the moment. Plus there was some talk between the embryologist and my FS and I saw some grading next to them which I can't remember now but my FS seemed pretty pleased.
We changed FS this time round, and let me say what a change this transfer was. First up, two valium! Then at transfer he got us to sing this song, a takeoff on the Play School song, to relax us and threw in some other entertaining words. But reassuringly he said that it's not my fault if it doesn't work, to live our lives for the next two weeks, and although the embies look great, he made an analogy to a porsche and said that we don't know what the engine under the porsche is like. Then another two valium once home, so happy days! I guess now it's the wicked waiting game and trying to keep busy.
Michellbrook, not long to go now - only one day. GL for your BT tomorrow. I'm ing they're late implanters, too. It's hard to resist the temptation to POAS. I've been there, done that, too, and it sucks big time when you don't get that second line. Hang in there.
Marcellus, how are you travelling? When is your BT?
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Hi ladies
We had two embies thawed on Sat morning and by this morning both were at blasty stage, one was `enlarged' (which I think means just before hatching) and the other was `hatching'. So we're pretty happy at the moment. Plus there was some talk between the embryologist and my FS and I saw some grading next to them which I can't remember now but my FS seemed pretty pleased.
ing they're late implanters, too. It's hard to resist the temptation to POAS. I've been there, done that, too, and it sucks big time when you don't get that second line. Hang in there.
I'm being circumspect.
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