The ultrasound didn't go as great as I had hoped. The words, "They may want to change your dosage" don't sound like a positive thing to me. Although it is still early enough, I hope things change. My right ovary is not producing follicles well. I was told to start doubling my dose of medications which I need to inject each night. Let's keep our fingers crossed for better results on Monday. As for the rest of my day, my head was in a bit of a fog. This emotional roller coaster sure can be hard at times.
Photo Challenge Day Six - A picture of a person you'd love to trade places with for a day
Some could call me crazy, but I think it would interesting to change places with Kate Gosselin or Jenny Masche. I bet it was one of the most amazing days to realize they had 6 little life's inside them. I can honestly say I'd love to trade places with any mother. I think the gift of motherhood is one of the best gifts given to a woman in life. It is something I have known I have wanted to be my entire life. I always knew I wanted to have children.
(Pictures found via Google image search)
Love your new header!! Upping medications is totally normal- don't worry. I hope your right ovary gets with the program and grows tons of follicles!
ReplyDeleteI'll share a funny story with you from when I was donating last month. It was the day before my surgery and I had my Gonal-F injection SOME time that night, I knew. But I swear the nurse called me at 5:55 when the time limit was 6- I was already out of my house on my way to Texas Roadhouse with friends! Thankfully I had snagged my syringe and brought it with me. My injection time was 7, and as you know, that thing has to stay cold. I started to worry because it was warm in the restaurant and I had an hour...so what did I do? Stuck it in my ice water! The waitress must have thought I was some crazy junky, but hey, it had a cap over the needle, and it was nice and cold when I had to administer it after dinner! :)
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