Brandon and I spent the weekend in Louisiana. We had thought that his Granny was getting better, but that was not the case. She's about 83 years old and has been in the hospital for over a month. I'm sad that I never got to meet her when she was well. They are trying to to move her from the hospital to her home where she can pass peacefully and return "home." I anticipate that we will be returning to Louisiana sooner rather than later.
I'm 9dpo today and am going to call my RE nurse to talk about what I need to do for surgery. My thinking is that she'll call me in a Rx for BCP again to keep my lining thin for surgery next month. I don't think I could handle having a natural cycle and then taking Provera right before surgery. =/ BUT, I will leave it up to the professionals.
When I looked at the calendar I didn't even realize that I was one month away from surgery. My mind has been occupied with too many other things... Good things. Someone close to me is in the midst of fertility "stuff" and it's so difficult to not talk about it here-BUT it's not my news to report to the internet. I know that many of my readers don't know me IRL, but some do. I will only say that tomorrow will be an extremely important day. =)
After two years of trying to conceive including: my husband's battle with Testicular Cancer, a Uterine Septum requiring two surgeries, Stage II Endometriosis, three HSGs, one SIS, one failed IUI cycle(Chemical Pregnancy), one IVF cycle cancelled by Ovarian Hyperstimulation Syndrome (OHSS), and one Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET) cycle- we triumphed over infertility and delivered our first child on May 21, 2013. We are currently expecting an unexpected miracle baby in May 2015.
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