The update from the embryology lab:
Of the 4 that were originally fertilized, 4 are still growing and 3 6-10 cells are looking really good. They all have < 10% fragmentation. The remaining 1 is a 5-cell, so a little behind but he said it's still looking good.
The 3 that they were able to fertilize a day later are also doing well. They're where they should be at 2-4 cells with minimal fragmentation.
The embryologist said that he and Surrey recommend freezing all of them. The reason they recommend this is because they need all of them to be frozen to test them all together. If we have less than 4 he would recommend doing another cycle. More than 4 he still is sort of leaning towards freezing all but he said we can make that call when we're there. I think it's a good plan overall. I don't have to feel rushed deciding if we want to do CCS testing or another IVF cycle. I can really take my time which is nice.
Before we got off the phone I told him I needed a miracle so that they all or most get to blast stage and he said that he does see that happen. So, fx'd!
I won't hear anything now until Sunday. Ugh!
Good news is that there's a lot going on and the weekend will be here before I know it and we have a brunch with friends on Sunday.
Hope everyone else is doing good!