klik
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Amanda: I'm really sorry your body is doing crazy things... I'm with Wish, though, I think it's better that beta is going down. It's just less scary that way. I do hope you get some clarity before your break, and then a real, nice, relaxing vacation. I think it will do you a world of good! I'm really sorry it's been so rough... I hope your body is indeed more cooperative for your next attempt!
Disneyfan: WOW, is that around the corner or what?! I hope your scan tomorrow is perfection itself, and wow wow WOW, good luck next Thursday! Bad klik, forgetting you've already had your bleed! My gosh, I can't believe how close you are! You're right, NO bleeds allowed for you for at least a year! I'm sending you good vibes (lining-thickening ones for now!). I'm glad you're feeling good! Best of luck!!!
And me: latest scan showed basically no change. I seem to be frozen in time! But I spoke to the RE at Cornell today (I never thought I'd speak to him directly today!!) and he was pretty calm about the whole thing--suggested I go back to the clinic just twice a week and monitor progesterone only, because from that it's possible to interpolate pretty closely where ovulation must have occurred. I feel very reassured by his complete lack of drama! Also, I'm taking a little work trip (to Greece!) starting tomorrow so I'll probably be even more disappeared than I have been lately... But I'll be thinking of you gals, and sending you good thoughts towards your progress in each of your (very different!) situations... Take care!
Disneyfan: WOW, is that around the corner or what?! I hope your scan tomorrow is perfection itself, and wow wow WOW, good luck next Thursday! Bad klik, forgetting you've already had your bleed! My gosh, I can't believe how close you are! You're right, NO bleeds allowed for you for at least a year! I'm sending you good vibes (lining-thickening ones for now!). I'm glad you're feeling good! Best of luck!!!
And me: latest scan showed basically no change. I seem to be frozen in time! But I spoke to the RE at Cornell today (I never thought I'd speak to him directly today!!) and he was pretty calm about the whole thing--suggested I go back to the clinic just twice a week and monitor progesterone only, because from that it's possible to interpolate pretty closely where ovulation must have occurred. I feel very reassured by his complete lack of drama! Also, I'm taking a little work trip (to Greece!) starting tomorrow so I'll probably be even more disappeared than I have been lately... But I'll be thinking of you gals, and sending you good thoughts towards your progress in each of your (very different!) situations... Take care!