My clinic needs to rethink their magazine selection. Today it was Martha Stewart's Easy Comfort Food to feed one's face while hopped up on hormones. Or better yet, how to make great mac and cheese to ease the pain after your next BFN. A month or so ago, it was some kind of Us or People talking about celebrity pregnancies in 2009. Really. . . at a fertility clinic?Anyhoo, I went in today to check my lining. We are good to go. My lining was 10.7, and is ready. We are set to do the transfer next Thursday, 2/11 at 2PM. My plan is to get a massage that morning, then do accupuncture before and after the transfer. I am excited and scared at the same time. Excited about the possibilty and scared to death that I will get my heart broken again.
Beautiful lining!!! and I love the plan pre and post transfer!! Love, Fran
ReplyDeleteStay positive! You probably think they picked the "best" embies for your last transfer (and you're wondering how good can the frosties really be?), but there's only so much they can tell from looking at a blast in a dish. Here's hoping the best one (or two) are patiently waiting for you. Good luck!
ReplyDeleteI man, I know that polarizing feeling. It's really a tough situation!! I'll be sending as many positive thoughts as I can!!! All the massage and accupucture that day sounds wonderul!! What embryo wouldn't want to make your body their home for 9 months?!?!
ReplyDeleteYUM, mac and cheese from Martha Stewart!! Sign me up! Your lining looks great- praying for a successful FET soon :)
ReplyDeleteCongrats on a great lining! Wishing you lots of luck for your transfer next week!
ReplyDeleteGreat lining! We will be one day apart - my transfer is set for Friday! I was thinking of getting a massage beforehand as well. No acu for me. Maybe next time, if there is one. I can wait to read about how your day goes... GOOD LUCK!
ReplyDeletegood luck thursday! you have a very comfy womb with a lining of 10.7 so i'm sure your embies will love it!
ReplyDelete(and thanks for your comments on my blog!)