Schoolteacher - it's good to hear that your Head is so understanding about this. I really wish I could tell my boss but we're going through a restructure and it just isn't the right time to be telling them!
Tinks - good to have a DR buddy
Bummer about your plans though - hopefully you'll still be ok for the party. Do your family know about your cycle? Oh and the EC doesn't look scary at all, other than the fact that the women on the programme are mostly awake with just a local anaesthetic and after seeing that I decided I'd much rather be asleep! There's just a guy poking around down there with a catheter type thing that he pokes through to the ovaries to nab the follicles. It comes out in pink liquid which they squirt into a petri dish and then look under a microscope to see if there's a little eggie in there. There are lots of BFNs on the show - but there are also lots of BFPs too, but Doodar's right - success rates will have improved substantially since then.
Traskey - twice a day sniffing sounds much more manageable! I read that the Menopur was made of post menopausal nun pee - there must be millions of women all around the world peeing in cups so that we can then inject it - how weird!
Zowiey - it is sad when it doesn't work out for the couples isn't it. Although I have to say it's a bit funny that they keep using the same canned shot of a clear blue digi being put on the sink and then thrown in the bin! Obviously the show didn't have a lot of budget! I'm worried about the witch going AWOL once we start DR too.
Welcome Hira85 - so sorry you have to be joining us. How are you feeling now you've started down regging?
4everyyoung - you only need one embryo to become a baby so don't give up hope just yet honey. FX that transfer goes well tomorrow. What are your plans for the 2WW?
Rosababy - DR for me will be nethesterone (sp) tablets starting on CD19 for 7 days and then a nasal spray starting on CD21 until EC. Only jabs I have to do is menopur for stimming thank goodness! :yay: for your meds coming on Saturday. I've just thought, I know we get a sharps bin to put the needles in but how on earth do we dispose of that? Do we have to take it back to the hospital? I can't imagine putting it out for the weekly recycling run!