My 100th post! :)

October 9, 2007

This is my 100th post since I began this blog six months ago, in April of this year! Sean is taking a nap this afternoon, for the first time in over a week! So I actually have some time to check in… Today is day 18 of our cycle and God willing our ET will […]

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We’re on track!

October 6, 2007

Just a quick post to report back on my day 14 lining check yesterday. The thickness of my endometrium lining was 7.8 and it was 5 line. The nurse I met with was pleased to see that. She said they would like to see the thickness closer to 9 by next Thursday, the day of […]

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October, month of miracles…

October 4, 2007

Two very special people in my life were born in the month of October, my dear husband Bob (on October 21, 1975) and our sweet son Sean (on October 2, 2003). Bob and I also went on our first date on October 1, 1996. This month there is the potential for two more unlikely, though […]

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Sean is four! :)

October 2, 2007

Today is Sean’s 4th birthday! Hooray!!! He was soooooooo excited when he woke up this morning! He wanted to go downstairs right away, while still in his jammies, to open his presents from us! This picture was taken after he finished unwrapping his gifts. He is holding the “ESPN Super Sounds Soccer” set that we […]

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Day 5

September 26, 2007

Today is considered day 5 of our FET cycle. I have been wearing the estrogen patches and taking the pills for 5 days now and have 15 more to go until our scheduled ET on Thursday, October 11! 🙂 I had my appointment this morning for blood work only and was told I will only […]

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Let the lining building begin!

September 22, 2007

Today is officially considered “day 1” of our frozen embryo transfer (FET) cycle. This morning I inserted my first estridol vaginal pill and applied my first two estrace patches on my stomach. Between daily doses of these two sources of estrogen, in the days to come my uterine lining should begin to build up in […]

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