Yearning I'm glad you're in the homestretch and pupo, can't wait to hear from you with a bfp! Enjoy your pampering.
Mummy, sorry to hear you're more uncomfortable, it'll fly by now!
Minxy, I was just going to say what mummy said, your DH might be dragging his heels for a donor cycle however when he gets his sprog(s) in his arms he'll, like you, will forget about all of the steps it took to deliver your gift. In fact, he'll be so busy preparing bottles and wiping bums, he'll be glad for the simple things like sitting down and watching the tube.
We have to do what we have to do, I'm not looking forward to donor eggs especially since it'll wipe out my finances but I'm willing to do whatever it takes. Just sorry to hear for you, that he's dragging his heels rather than being excited for a solution.
We just got back from Jasper National Park where we did some great hiking & rocky mountain touring. It was my birthday yesterday and we had a lovely dinner in Canmore at my favourite restaurant on the way home. Yes, I'm 38 now with no children in my arms. I'm not happy about that but I have a foul proof plan for this year to get my sprogs. I just hope that the donor eggs give us more options than just the chance of 1 successful pregnancy in 6 eggs (which is the current Canadian average using donor eggs). That's pretty dismal and I'm set on twins. If we have to fly to the States to do a fresh cycle (with more chance of having really nice frosties for future kids), it'll take a while to put the donor lady through IVF and that might mean I don't have a baby in my arms until after I'm 39, that's too much time. I know that would be the smartest thing to do, after all this waiting it just seems so wrong to wait longer.