Thanks Kylie!! It's still sinking in!!! tee heeit's all very overwhelming....i feel so lucky.
DH also said to not read into it too much and just enjoy it..... which I amI'm just curious hehehe
Thanks Kylie!! It's still sinking in!!! tee heeit's all very overwhelming....i feel so lucky.
DH also said to not read into it too much and just enjoy it..... which I amI'm just curious hehehe
Last edited by Shanti; May 23rd, 2008 at 06:35 PM.
I can only imagine how sureal and even scary this is.
Never underestimate the power of positive thinking.
Everything will be GREAT!!!!
Go eat some chocci - about one of the only things it is safe to eat in pregnancy
Hopefully I will be joining you soon..
I do have a VERY good feeling about this pregnancy and I have from the start!!
Just interested about how progesterone levels can vary so much!!!! But if anything, high levels are a good thing as they are needed to sustain the pregnancy, so that, I am very happy to hear!!!!
Yep, already into the choccy!! Just not as much as before hehe!
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I just found out today I am pregnant by blood test and I think the nurse said my progestrone levels were 60 something. I am only 2 weeks past my embryo transfer!!
I have no idea, but like you, I am curious too. pretty sure I am not having twins!
Girls - firstlyWOOOOOOT
Huge congratulations!!!
Secondly - my progesterone levels at 4 weeks (IVF prg) were 444!!! And I now have a very strapping, healthy lad to show for it (and only one!), so please don't worry. I know it's hard not to after all you've been through.
Thanks heaps Willow. I'm glad to hear that.
Perhaps that info i found isn't quiet accurate?!
Runnermum - CONGRATS once again!!!! You must be soooo thrilled!!!!I'll see you over in the january 26-31 thread when you feel ready!!
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It might be accurate Renstar - I'm sure that once I stopped my prog. support (pessaries) that the levels would have dropped off a bit, it's not the same as a natural pregnancy because you are artificially boosting your prog levels to support the prg.
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