I didn’t do jack shit at work today. How could I? I was completely distracted by other new developments in my life. I snuck out of work to go get a blood test to confirm whether or not the pee stick was lying to me. My IVF nurse called me and said my beta was [...]
Posts Tagged ‘hysteroscopy’
14dpiui Beta
Posted in tests, the journey, tagged 14dpiui, beta, canceled ivf cycle, hysteroscopy, infertility, pregnancy, progesterone, TTC on September 29, 2009 | 7 Comments »
Hysteroscopy
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged hysteroscopy, infertility, IVF, polyp, TTC on August 7, 2009 | 5 Comments »
Tomorrow is surgery day…is this considered surgery? I don’t know. I still feeling nothing inside. It’s like the desire to have kids all of a sudden died inside of me. Now I can’t stop thinking about how much time I’ve wasted being miserable and pining about having a baby and the fact that I’ll never [...]
It’s back on.
Posted in the journey, tagged embryo, hysteroscopy, implantation, infertility, IVF, pregnancy, TTC on August 1, 2009 | 5 Comments »
I have super project management skillz. Luckily, it’s something I also do for a living. I sorted out the miscommunication, waded through the knee deep bullshit, got to the root of the problem, made them get their ducks in a row and at long last, got the call that IVF has been authorized. It’s done. [...]
Polyp continued: and the RE says…
Posted in tests, the journey, tagged hysteroscopy, infertility, IVF, polyp, RE, saline sonogram, TTC on July 10, 2009 | 4 Comments »
It hasn’t even been 3 hours since I’ve had the saline sonogram and I already got a call from my RE! I have been very unimpressed with him in the past, but after the past few consultations I’ve had with him, I am liking this guy more and more. I still have to probe him [...]
Polyp
Posted in tests, the journey, tagged ashermans, clomid, fibroids, hysteroscopy, infertility, IVF, polyp, saline sonogram, TTC on July 9, 2009 | 2 Comments »
During my first medicated Clomid cycle, at the CD11 ultrasound, the doctor saw a 5mm polyp. At the time, he said that anything under 1cm was not really significant and therefore not worth removing. Since then no one has mentioned ever seeing it again so I was hoping it went away on its own. Well [...]
