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They will tell you whilst there how many eggs they collected and hubbys sperm quaility etc.
The next day the call to say how many eggs fertilised and whether it'll be a day 3 or 5 transfer. not sure of the criteria of why a 3 or 5 day though - suppose they have to have done something to a specific standard for day 5????
They will tell you then when they will call you next as they do not call you dailiy how they are doing as they do not like getting them out of the incubator.
Then they will call you to let you know when they want you in for transfer, you have to start the pesseries a couple of days before morning and night (be aware they are very messy and right bullets to insert).
So then you go in a lot more relaxed, you get a gown on again and you both go into the same room as you did for collection together, and they stirrup you up in the bed (actually quite comfortable) and on the screen to the right is the photo of the egg and the embrologist tells you why they chose that egg and how many are of a good enough standard to freeze.
Then it is just like having a smear, you have a stomach ultrasound with gel on the stomach so they can place the catheter and then you see a little flash of white and thats the egg going in. They take a snapshot of the ultrsoind and print you off a picture of that for you (ours is on the fridge)
So all good - then you get wheeled into the recovery room again have a cuppa and biscuit, then they run through the leaflets and aftercare - basically no sex until you test then nothing until week six scan (god this part is hard i'm feeling a little frustrated to say the least!). No strenious excerise, but basically everything else just the same as usual! No heavy lifting - but that is more due tot he ovaries being swollen still and probably still feeling uncomfortable.
I have no idea how to post the photo still if anyone has andy tips on how to put photos on?
I'm keeping you and your little egg in my thoughts.. 
did u take it? xx
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