This morning, my nurse, Justine, called to update me on my how my little eggs are doing. Of the 10 collected, 6 of them made it to the fertilization stage. They were able to inject four of the eggs and I have three that have fertilized. I will be transferring all three of the embryos on Tuesday, provided all three are still with us. Fingers, toes, eyes, arms, and legs are crossed that all three of them are good and strong and will be able to be transferred on Tuesday !!
I expected that only 1/3 of what is collected will remain, which is typical. Not too shabby eh? Two girls and a boy hanging on and hanging out to stick into this ole womb ! 🙂
Last night, I had the WORST abdominal pain and pain in the back of my legs. I took Dulcolax to help “clean out” my digestive track, which is helping, but the pain in my legs is still there. It was a bit difficult to walk around last night. I spoke to my nurse about it and I am going to Albany Medical Center this afternoon to the emergency room as a precaution and let them scan my legs to rule out blood clots. It could be just because of the stirrups, but I am not one to sit around and wait for something to happen. I would rather them SAY it is just sore because of the stirrups instead of awaking to not being able to breath etc… I am working with the film crew doing some outtakes and also cooking some organic squash and sweet onion and cabbage for dinner later today. I did not want to head over to the hospital until noon when the film crew heads back to the train station en route to NYC.
Here are some photos from my day yesterday….
I’m glad you have three just like you wanted. I’m really sorry to hear about the pain you’re having and am glad you’re going to get things checked out. You will continue to be in my thoughts and I hope you feel better soon!
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Yay for three! Good luck with everything!
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Yaaay!! I’m very excited for your transfer!! xx
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Grow embies, grow!! I’m sorry about the leg pain and hope you got a clear report when you had it checked. Great pics!
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The ER doc suspected there was a clot below the knee. Unfortunately, dopplers and xrays are not very good at showing anything below the knee. It was a good thing Lovenox was resumed the morning after retrieval, as it works within hours of injection. I was told to walk several times a day and to repeat the scan in a week. My lungs are clear so that is good because it didn’t move. 🙂
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Yikes. That’s so scary! DVTs are so potentially dangerous. I’m glad you’re on the Lovenox and that you went to get checked. I hope that’s the end of it!
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