Sleepless Study II - results
JIM'S SLEEP STUDY WAS NORMAL!!!!!!!!!
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'nuf said.
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Our family currently includes:
33+ Wife,
48+ Hubby,
Baby Jim,
Cat - Humpries,
Angel kitty - Cocoa,
2 ovaries that were beat into submission.
One note... If you think you know me in real life, particularly if you think you might be my doctor, go away and don't tell me about it, this is not meant for your eyes. This is meant for me to express myself and my thoughts on my family and infertility.
33+ Wife,
48+ Hubby,
Baby Jim,
Cat - Humpries,
Angel kitty - Cocoa,
2 ovaries that were beat into submission.
One note... If you think you know me in real life, particularly if you think you might be my doctor, go away and don't tell me about it, this is not meant for your eyes. This is meant for me to express myself and my thoughts on my family and infertility.
Experiences So Far...
- 2010 - July 29 - It's a Girl!!!!
- 2010 - April 21 - Baby B is doing good. Baby A didn't have heartbeat.
- 2010 - April 12 - There are 2 heartbeats?
- 2010 - March 22 - HCG # 1 = 294!
- 2010 - March 18 - 2 pink lines!!!
- 2010 - March 11 - Transfered 2 Grade-A embryos. 3 to freeze!
- 2010 - Feb 21 - CD1 for IVF#3
- 2009 - Oct 23 - D&C - we try to come to terms with saying goodbye.
- 2009 - Oct 21 - Our little girl has died. Our hearts are shattered.
- 2009 - Aug 13 - FET #1 - BFP!! HCG 165.7!
- 2009 - July 4 - Start taking Lupron for FET #1
- 2009 - Aug 3 - FET # 1 - Transferred 1 blastocyst, started Heprin
- 2009 - April - Starting to seriously think about another baby. :)
- 2008 - July - Sept - Much repeated long-lasting bleeding. US shows "mass", which passes a few wks later. Supposed MC.
- 2008 - March 5 - Little Jim is born!!!
- 2007 - July 3 - IVF #1 BFP!!! HCG 270!
- 2007 - June 18 & 21 - IVF #1 Egg Retrieval, 3rd Day Transfer - transferred 2 (8-cells)
- 2007 - May 21 - IVF #1 - Green light for launch sequence!!
- 2007 - March 1 - Much pain, twin ectopic pregancies. Surgery to remove tube and embryos. :(
- 2007 - February 23rd - BFP!! Really! A surprise!
- 2007 February 15 - BFFN
- 2007 January 25 - 5th Cycle - 2nd Injectable-Follistim, 300 daily Follistem, Ovedril day 10 - w/11 eggs!
- 2007 January 24 - BFN. Grrrrrr....
- 2007 January 1 - 4th Cycle - 1st Injectable-Follistim, 100 daily Follistem, Ovedril day 11 - w/2 eggs
- 2006 November - 3rd Cycle Clomid - BFN - w/1 egg
- 2006 September - 2nd Cycle Clomid -BFN - w/2 eggs
- 2006 July - 1st Clomid Cycle - Chemical Pregnancy 3 wks - w/1 egg - ended naturally
- 2005 May - Natural Chemical Pregnancy - ended naturally
A little wisdom gathered by me...
* Protect the time and space to carry out your dreams.
Protect the time and space to carry out your dreams.
6 comments:
YAY!!!!
Good news!
WOOT! I'm so glad to hear that it all worked out!
Woo Hoo!!!! Great news!!!!
Yay- no more constant alarms!
Yea! No more oxygen tank! Hip, hip, hooray!
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