Down Under

I created this blog to help me as I go through IVF. I feel quite isolated and have found other blogs very helpful. I need somewhere to vent and ramble on, whilst I'm probed and prodded down under.

Saturday, October 01, 2005

FET

Had my FET today, two embryos, both thawed out perfectly. I felt slightly teary when I saw them on the screen as J had the biggest smile on his face. I so hope this works. No medication to take, we're just hoping nature takes its course. My Dr crossed his fingers for us as we walked out.

I was starving as the appointment was an hour and half late. I had decided not to eat lunch at work as I was feeling a little nervous and I can see the hospital from my family's shop. So afterwards I scoffed down a falafel and was eyeing off the baclavas but told myself I couldn't afford the calories. Not to mention the money as our hot water system went belly up on Thursday and we had a new one installed on Friday.

I'm back at work on Monday, which is probably a good thing to take my mind off this 2ww. I also probably shouldn't garden, I was lugging bags of pine chips around, weeding, pruning etc. all holidays. I'm very excited as my rose gardens are growing fast and I should have a good show for my Cup Day egg hopper and curries party. A bit of a dilemma though as it looks like two of our horses might line up for races on Melbourne Cup Day, not the big race, but I would love to go as our syndicate gets owners' tickets and it would mean a spot in the stands not in the general lawn area, which looks like a Bacchanalian orgy by 11:00 am. I'm not kidding there are people passed out, girls with their dresses over their heads, sunburnt and chucking up. The men are not much better, although usually aggressive as well. If you want a drink you have to line up for an hour to buy cheap sparkling that costs $6.00 a bottle in real life but $22.00 at the races. We also might have a horse run the weekend after the Cup at Stakes Day so I might go to that instead.

I hate this optimistic feeling at the start of a FET. I've tried to keep it away, but the weather is so good and there are the things, mentioned above, to look forward to.

11 Comments:

At 10:06 PM, Blogger Eggs Akimbo said...

Ahhh...the races. I know what you mean about the members' area. I aways go in the members carpark near the birdcage (is that what it's called?) The normal area where the plebs go is like down town Basra or something. It is the equivalent of a saturday night in any UK town full of Chav scum.
Great news about the FET.

 
At 7:39 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Thinking of you during the annoying two week wait!
May the time pass quickly.
May the embryos be sticky.
May the bloggers get your back.
And may there be two little sacs.

Ok that was so dorky but I am proud.. Laugh quietly please.

 
At 6:02 PM, Blogger Drew said...

I will be thinking of you!

Hope your christmas wish come true!! :):)

 
At 1:20 AM, Blogger Allie said...

Wishing you sticky embryos and lots of patience during your 2ww.

 
At 7:15 AM, Blogger Bittermama said...

Yay for the perfectly thawed embryos and for the many distracting things to look forward to in the two week wait.

 
At 8:03 PM, Blogger ankaisa said...

Go follies!

 
At 1:02 PM, Blogger OvaGirl said...

Oh good luck little embryos. May you be as sticky as chewing gum in my nephew's hair.


Am doing that waiting thing now and man it sucks the pus.

 
At 5:05 PM, Blogger LL said...

more good luck and good wishes coming your way...

 
At 7:16 PM, Blogger Betty said...

Oh oh good luck to you.Go embies go. We wait our two weeks together you and I. You can afford yourself that little bit of optimism, you deserve it!

 
At 10:33 PM, Blogger OvaGirl said...

hey MC hows it going? I test tomorrow. The words "shit scared" come to mind.

 
At 2:33 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hoping all is well with your 2ww, and that the garden is looking lovely.

 

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