Yip, looks like I can't stop peeing on those sticks.
This morning I woke up bright and early again and dashed to the loo. Today only one line.
I agree with you, Blythe - it's the medication that's keeping all this at bay. The nurse said to NOT STOP the meds no matter WHAT happens. Okay, I get the picture!
I wrote this on Blythe's blog
I have told myself "if it's over it's over" but thankfully it is still just a brown discharge (TMI, sorry)
The nurse told us that because they pump us full of all these drugs to make our uterus nice and PLUMP! sometimes the ladies will shed a bit of it - it is nothing to worry about.
I will POAS (thanks Debbie for the IVF lingo translation) again tomorrow because our blood tests only get done on the 20th!
Blythe, what's your tummy looking like? Mine is huge and round like a ball - if I wasn't so vain, I'd take a pic!
P.S. I have the BEST girlfriends from the infertility support group - they've been praying and texting me to support me and that part's been great.
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I have been thinking of you so much!! Try to not worry to much. I will keep my fingers crossed!!!
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ReplyDeleteI am praying for you Leigh.
ReplyDeletei can relate to all the POAS! i did that a lot before i got my positive. keep POAS and keep us informed:)
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