I am laying in bed in the hospital and the nurse tells me it is time to take my valium. I drink 1/2 of a bottle of water with it...my 3rd bottle, mind you. I am comfortably uncomfortable if that make sense. Then 15 minutes later, I am in HELL. I don't know that I have ever been that uncomfortable. It wasn't that I needed to pee, like where you cross your legs. It was "I have a SHARP SHOOTING pain down there and I can't stand it." My mom called the nurse and, lord love her, she let me tinkle a bit to relieve the pressure. She was a true angel.
So then I have to walk down to the room where they will do the transfer....and by walk, I mean a hunched-over-shuffle. I get on the table, feet in stirrups and the RE inserts the speculum. That was NOT fun. She keeps telling me I am going to push it out unless I relax. Umm, lets see. My bladder is going to explode and I am to relax. That valium didn't work at all. I know during the transfer the u/s tech made some comment, but I couldn't, for the life of me, repeat it. After the transfer, they put a catheter in. Let me tell you this: that feeling was almost better than sex. It was pure JOY. I just laid there with my eyes closed going "ahhhhhh". My RE gave me pictures of the embies - I think she showed me which ones she transfered but I was so blissed out by the catheter that I don't know for sure what ones they were.
So I went home with my mom, laid on my butt and basically tried not to move very much. It was boring, but necessary. Now I am waiting. I had a blood draw this morning - to find out what I am not sure. I need to ask when they call in.
OH! I had some more good news. All 4 remaining embies made it to blast stage and have gone to the freezer! That is great news!! Hopefully I won't need them, but I am so blessed to have them there. I pray that if I need them, 2 would make it through the thaw phase. But I am not going to think of that yet. I am just praying like crazy and hoping I will have some sticky beans in there. Please please please please please please...you get the idea.
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