A Day to Remember

Tomorrow is 9/11 and that means something different to each and every one of us. it makes us think about our vulnerabilities, our country, our family our lives. It makes us sad for the ones lost, proud to be an American, happy we are free. It means several things for us too: We will be married 12 years... Cameron will be 2 years, 2 months old... Our world has never been the same. Amazingly we as a couple/family are in a pretty good place. We are ready to embrace the day and whatever emotions it brings. We have not yet done our second transfer, and are still hoping to do so by the end of the year. As we look to this uncertain future, I can't help but hope that the events of that day 10 years ago give you (and myself) time to simply reflect on life, the love of God, and the blessings He has, and will yet, bestow upon us. We will NEVER forget...

All Aboard!!

So I had my consult today to discuss using our remaining two embryos! The greatest thing about it was that today AF came and so it is CD 1. WE CAN START PREPARING FOR THE TRANSFER THIS CYCLE!!!!! On CD 10 I am going to have a hysteroscopy done to make sure I don't have too much scar tissue on my uterus from my C-Section, and to remeasure and assess my uterus for changes since our last transfer, and if that is all good, I will start Lupron on CD 21!!

YAY! I will keep you updated!

Crazy Train!

LOL!

So, I made the call today to set up the initial appointment to use our two remaining embryos! And now I am nervous and scared and excited! I am anxious about going on the meds again, scared about the thawing and implanting, but excited about the prospect of being pregnant again! I LOVED being pregnant. I was disappointed that the first available appointment was not until March 8th, that was NOT in my timeframe! LOL but it is all good, I will wait. Just wanted to update you all as I did originally think we would transfer in late January or early February. I am thinking now it would be more like April. But again, it's ok.