Or send good thoughts out into the universe. Or keep your fingers crossed. Or whatever your form of wishing me luck might be. 
Tomorrow we do an embryo transfer. We have ONE embryo left over from doing IVF three years ago (we transfered two embryos and one resulted in my son). We froze the third embryo, and tomorrow the clinic is ging to thaw it and transfer it to my uterus.
There are so many things that could go wrong -- it might not thaw properly, it might not make its way into my uterus, it might not stick. The chances of this working are not good.
But. We have to try, and even if I don't end up pregnant at least this baby will be coming home with us where it belongs.
I am trying to think positively, however, and would like to ask for your positive thoughts. I know I haven't really posted on this board much, but we went through two years of infertility treatments (Clomid, multiple IUIs, and then IVF) -- tons of shots and drugs and ovarian hyperstimulation and all kinds of invasive, expensive, stressful procedures. This is our last chance; we can't afford more treatments, financially or emotionally. Of course we have our amazing, beautiful, sweet son, and I am thrilled to be his mama. But I am hoping he can have a sibling too.
Thanks for reading.
Tomorrow we do an embryo transfer. We have ONE embryo left over from doing IVF three years ago (we transfered two embryos and one resulted in my son). We froze the third embryo, and tomorrow the clinic is ging to thaw it and transfer it to my uterus.
There are so many things that could go wrong -- it might not thaw properly, it might not make its way into my uterus, it might not stick. The chances of this working are not good.
But. We have to try, and even if I don't end up pregnant at least this baby will be coming home with us where it belongs.
I am trying to think positively, however, and would like to ask for your positive thoughts. I know I haven't really posted on this board much, but we went through two years of infertility treatments (Clomid, multiple IUIs, and then IVF) -- tons of shots and drugs and ovarian hyperstimulation and all kinds of invasive, expensive, stressful procedures. This is our last chance; we can't afford more treatments, financially or emotionally. Of course we have our amazing, beautiful, sweet son, and I am thrilled to be his mama. But I am hoping he can have a sibling too.
Thanks for reading.
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