“Best embryos of the day,” according to my doctor.
2 8-celled grade A’s and a lower grade 4-celled little fella. I am the proud incubator of grade A embryos. I am in shock.
My embryos have never even been up to average, so having high grade 8-celled embryos makes me feel that at least the [...]
Posts Tagged ‘meds’
Better news than I was expecting.
Posted in General Infertility Rants, tagged IVF #2, meds, Transfer on November 19, 2008 | 8 Comments »
No news
Posted in General Infertility Rants, tagged IVF #2, meds, PIO, prednisone, retrieval on November 18, 2008 | 4 Comments »
In this case, I am assuming it’s good news. My doctor was going to call if anything changed today, so I’m going to assume that all 4 little proto-sprogs are still alive.
First PIO shot tonight, and I started the pessaries last night. Blech. However, today also began my “pineapple for breakfast” week, so that’s a [...]
Feeling not quite so dopey as I was this morning…
Posted in General Infertility Rants, tagged anesthesia, IVF #2, meds, retrieval on November 16, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
…though that’s not saying a whole lot.
Wow anesthesia knocks me for a loop! Even when I get out from under it and I could swear that I’m functioning just fine, thank you very much, it’s pretty obvious, afterwards, that I was nowhere near “fine” for many many hours later.
Looped out of my gourd, more like.
Quite [...]
Holy Bravelle, Batman
Posted in General Infertility Rants, tagged IVF #2, meds on November 13, 2008 | 3 Comments »
What a complete and utter clusterfuck.
Quick recap: When I arrived this morning, I found no medicine waiting for me. When I called to find out what had happened, I learned that either my clinic didn’t get the info to the mail order pharmacy, or the mail order pharmacy screwed up.
1:00pm: I contacted my clinic, and [...]
stressed out? me?
Posted in General Infertility Rants, tagged clinic, IVF #2, meds on November 13, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
So I got to work and immediately started looking for my box of meds that should have been delivered this morning.
Nothing.
I ate lunch, and jumped every time the bell rang but it was never anyone except a bunch of people wanting to come into the library before we’re open. So I called the pharmacy. I was [...]

