ET was scheduled to 4 PM today. It’s very hard to explain
how I feel. My mom left to my native place yesterday. I feel heartbroken without her
presence. DH had a hard time controlling my crying spells. I am in the grip of
all sorts of blues now. I am excited and at the same time very scared. The
result of all the toil will be out in two weeks. Why can’t someone make me to
go into coma for two weeks? When I see my DH I feel very sorry for him. I am
solely responsible for all the troubles he endures now. All this uncertainty,
tension,travelling…….everything is because of me. I am very lucky to have him
in my life. If he is not this understanding what would have happened to me? I
feel I have a lot to vent. I am depressed probably because of progesterone. I
wish I could go back to work so that I can distract myself. I am also dreading
thinking about today and tomorrow. I do not believe in rest after ET but my DH
will be very upset if I roam around. I have to lie down or sit all the time
without doing anything and that is a big torture!
Inspite of all these thoughts, I feel very happy
when I see my blasties. I hope they will wake up from their cold sleep happily
without loosing any cells, snuggle within me tight and speak with my not so
great endometrium for establishing connections. Let the cross-talk between my
blasties and endometrium be successful! If someone reads this post send me some
positive vibes. I will be very grateful. I am uploading my blastocyst pictures.
Don’t they look beautiful? One day we saw a very cute little girl and I said to
my DH ‘our child will look as beautiful as this littleone’. He said, ofcourse
yes! Our blastocyts look very beautiful so definitely our child will look beautiful
too :) These kind of small, sweet nothing talks, keeps us going!
Beautiful blasts, congratulations. Don't be too hard on yourself, transfer day for me is always super emotional. Try and stay busy these next few weeks, beta testing will be here before you know it.
ReplyDeleteYour blasts do look beautiful!! I hope the two week wait goes by quickly for you :) It is just creeping by for me! I would also like to go into a coma and wake up with the news ha ha :)
ReplyDeleteWow your embroy looks healthy.. hope it will be a success da.. Those 2 weeks are really hard .. i know. try to watch some movies or sleep well..
ReplyDeletemiracle will happen :-)
will call you over the weekend ..
Thank you very much friends :)
ReplyDeleteDear Manju, I am so happy to have found your blog; I have problems of thin endometrium and I have leanrt a lot from your blog ! Thank you. I cross all my fingers for your transfer !
ReplyDeleteDear Caroline,
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comment! Your appreciation will help me to make the blog even better.
THANK YOU FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART :)
Hello Manju,
ReplyDeleteI hope all is going well for you and that you remain relax in this waiting period.
Yes, your blog is excellent ! I have included it in my favorites. Thanks to your blog I learnt about G-CSF and think about changing my diet (I am a bit skinny). And I feel less alone.
Take care and stay zen! Caroline
Dear Caroline,
ReplyDeleteI am happy that my blog is useful to you in someway. I am trying not to obsess and striving hard to stay calm. Thank you very much! Not everyone will come out and say that a blog post helped them-even I haven't many a time. I learned something from you. I have some more things to blog regarding IGF-1 and thin endometrium. I wish you achieve your dreams soon. If you are comfortable, send me your medical problem through e-mail. I will see if we can help each other.
Love
Manju
Thank you Manju ! Where can I find your email address?
ReplyDeleteLove. Caroline
Caroline, my mail ID is fertilitygoddes@googlemail.com.
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