alicatt
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OUCH! Mother F#*&$#( That was not fun! It hurt for about 20 seconds, 10 with just the tube up into the uterus, then 10 while he scraped it. Then apparently I was bleeding quite a bit so he had to leave the speculum in and swab up the mess. The pain is gone, and I'm left with some minor cramping, it is unpleasant, but on a pain scale of 1-10 it is a 1 or maybe a 2. The scraping was close to at 10 though.
So my FS wanted to wait for the results which would take 2-3 weeks to get back. I'm like but why? If they are going to be back in that timeframe, can't we just start now? So we did the math and I'm going to start Lupron either tomorrow or Wednesday, I am to continue using the progesterone and estrogen supplements for 4 additional days after I start the lupron. Then we wait for my period, which usually comes 3-5 days after stopping progesterone supplementation. So lets assume I'm not starting my cycle for 8-10 days, then it takes 2 weeks to prime the uterus and get it all ready for the transfer and in this last cycle they delayed me almost a week, so that would mean we'd have the results way before we want to do the transfer. If the results are bad, then we just cancel and re-start once my period comes in June. The cost to me for the medicine is only about $250-300, but it would only be wasted if the results were bad. Apparently that only happens in about 5-10% of women, so I should be fine!!!
So FX'd my biopsy comes back normal and we can continue!!!
I have personal reasons for wanting us to do this April/May cycle:
1) The due date could be my Dad's and how perfect would that be?
2) My first trimester would end in mid July, giving me time to get to Canada in late July early August
3) My second trimester wouldn't start until late October giving me the ability to go to Canada for Canadian Thanksgiving at the beginning of October
4) The birth would happen right round the end of 2013 into early 2014, which would mean my brother would be here, so the entire family would be here for the birth
If we delayed, then I might not make it back to Canada this summer and if the birth is delayed into February then my brother won't be here, or if he is it will be a pain to get him here.
So my FS wanted to wait for the results which would take 2-3 weeks to get back. I'm like but why? If they are going to be back in that timeframe, can't we just start now? So we did the math and I'm going to start Lupron either tomorrow or Wednesday, I am to continue using the progesterone and estrogen supplements for 4 additional days after I start the lupron. Then we wait for my period, which usually comes 3-5 days after stopping progesterone supplementation. So lets assume I'm not starting my cycle for 8-10 days, then it takes 2 weeks to prime the uterus and get it all ready for the transfer and in this last cycle they delayed me almost a week, so that would mean we'd have the results way before we want to do the transfer. If the results are bad, then we just cancel and re-start once my period comes in June. The cost to me for the medicine is only about $250-300, but it would only be wasted if the results were bad. Apparently that only happens in about 5-10% of women, so I should be fine!!!
So FX'd my biopsy comes back normal and we can continue!!!
I have personal reasons for wanting us to do this April/May cycle:
1) The due date could be my Dad's and how perfect would that be?
2) My first trimester would end in mid July, giving me time to get to Canada in late July early August
3) My second trimester wouldn't start until late October giving me the ability to go to Canada for Canadian Thanksgiving at the beginning of October
4) The birth would happen right round the end of 2013 into early 2014, which would mean my brother would be here, so the entire family would be here for the birth
If we delayed, then I might not make it back to Canada this summer and if the birth is delayed into February then my brother won't be here, or if he is it will be a pain to get him here.