Friday, August 10, 2007

10DPO

I am getting worried. Very worried. I am worried that this IVF did not work. That yet another one will have failed and I'll have to face the big decision of what to do next. Well, it's not that big of a decision at all really. I know I want to cycle one more time. The problem is I'm seriously freaked out about going to NY again. People at work are going to be very suspicious of me going up there for another jaunt. I'm just not sure I can swing the time. It's going to be hard to arrange. Not to mention all sorts of expensive and difficult.

AND I have to go on a serious diet if this IVF failed. I have been bad again. I daren't weigh myself as I'm sure I'm above my previous all time high. I had been hoping I could just maybe not gain weight during the first trimester, then after the birth somehow breastfeed for like 15 years and lose the weight that way. But if it doesn't work then I need to have my jaws wired shut or something. A few of the girls at work are trying that liquid only "lose 21 p.oun-ds in 21 d.ays" diet. I might have to jump on the bandwagon just to get some of the pudge off. Not looking forward to that.

Oh well. I went for my progesterone test this morning at the local RE's. Big clinic does 'em on 10DPO and 12DPO and 14DPO (that last one along with the beta). But they don't tell you the results, which is fine by me. Unless of course they call up in a panic and tell me to start shooting up 4mg of PIO an hour or something. Which I doubt they'll do, so it's all a bit academic really.

3 comments:

Aimee said...

Oh Sarah *hugs* I know it is hard not to worry and freak that this cycle did not work and start to think about your next plan, etc. It is normal, I did the same thinking. I had no symptoms either, just a little fatigue. I am keeping my fingers crossed for you that this cycle was indeed a success!! Blowing big baby dust your way.

Anonymous said...

Hey Sarah -

Only a couple of days until you have your answer on this cycle - I know how hard it it these last few days.

Hang in there,
Alacrity

Anonymous said...

p.s. we are on our way to you-know-where this morning with cats in tow. It is my CD3, and I started my jabs last night. Let the rollercoaster begin...

Alacrity