Aww Greenie, sorry the video did some weird time lapse thing on you. At least you have it to spark the memories. Glad Hubs loved his surprise.
I used to get dips between 4-6 dpo every cycle, some were small and some were huge. It's probably that secondary estrogen surge post O. I wouldn't worry about it.
It'll go back up tomorrow.
Gigs, a properly done tubal can be reversed. Although, it's not as easy as reversing a vasectomy. My mom had her tubes tied after she had me. My stepdad wanted more kids, so they went to a doctor to undo her tubal. It would have been possible, but as it turned out the doctor who did it actually intentionally cut up my mom's tubes so they could never be repaired. The doctor looking at it said it he had never seen anything like it, and it wasn't a sloppy job. It had to be intentional. I was born in a battered women's shelter in the poverty area of Southern California, so i wouldn't be shocked if the dude thought he was doing the world a service by pressuring women into tubals and f*ing up their tubes.
So because she couldn't reverse it, my brothers were IVF babies. It cost a lot of money because they had to do sperm selection (my stepdad is twenty years older than my mom so his sperm were like way bad so only a handful were usable) and my mom wanted to do egg selection (so they only used Grade A eggs although she boasts that the doctor told her for her age ~35ish she had a ton of eggs left and the majority were Grade A). She had to get hormone injections for months.
Major big sister bragging coming on lol so feel free to not read this:
But at the end of the day, they put in three embryos and two latched on and now I have twin brothers who are Eagle scouts at 15, have toured world wide with their elite singing group, are athletic, one is in the acting company at school, they are both National Honors Society and have weighted 4.3+ GPAa, get 4s and 5s on their AP tests, scored over 2100 on the SAT, one was honored by the district as an honorable student with a girl who works over the summer on a cure for cancer, one is on Homecoming Court.... they are 6' and 6'2 handsome little buggers. Love them so much!
This song is the only song they sing every year. Makes me cry every time. I'm the only kid who wasn't in the group because I had a really emotionally challenging time in high school.
Not to Say Goodbye