Today we transferred four perfect little embryos to our surrogate. I can't believe it even as I type it.
I had slept terribly and had really prepared myself for awful fertilization results. What a shock!
Of our 15 eggs, 14 fertilized normally. We had 6 perfect embryos, four average embryos and the remaining four were slowing in growth. Those four slow ones are going to be watched for one more day in the hopes that they will get strong enough to freeze. We transferred four of our six perfect embryos to the surrogate and have frozen the remaining six embryos. I sat in the waiting room with our surrogate waiting for transfer; she showed me pictures of her family and her children. She was happy and smiling. I am really comfortable with her and her obvious willingness and happiness to carry a pregnancy.
I choked back tears when the doctors gave me the results and have cried off and on all afternoon because I am so thrilled. When Bob and I decided to come back to India to try again, it was because we didn't think our first try was a fair try. We had such lousy fertilization that first time, it really hurt. I think deep down I believed it would happen again. No matter what the result of that pregnancy test, the honest truth is that my mind will be at ease that we were able to try our best! After years of infertility, every little victory is something to enjoy.
We are over the moon and can't wait until our pregnancy test. It's going to be a long two weeks, but it's in God's hands now.
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AWESOME
IT WILL BE A LONG 2 WEEKS.
DID YOU RECEIVE MY E-MAIL ABOUT MAISY?
I'm so happy for you both. You will be in my thoughts. Our surrogate is 21 weeks pregnant right now, and we are "Over the Moon".
Crystal
Lisa and Bob,
I didn't realize that you were so far in your cycle! I was just checking in to see if there were any updates. Talk about great news! It sounds like your transfer and your experience so far has been wonderful - stick embies, stick!!!!!!!! sending positive thoughts and vibes your way!
We are also in the 2ww, but we're a bit ahead of you. We transferred 2 embryos with our GS last Wednesday. The waiting is torture! But, here's to good news all around!!!
Good luck - can't wait to hear your results!
Lori
Lisa!!!!
I am so thrilled for you!!!!!!!!!!!!!11111
I havent heard from you, I left you a few msgs and a few emails (a month or so ago)... I decided to check, and woohoo saw your update.
Big HUGGGGGGGG AND BEST Wishes!!!!
Larisa
YEH, YAHOO, and AWESOME!!!! I am beyond thrilled for you guys! What else can I say but love you guys and are continuing to pray and keep fingers and legs and eyes and everything crossed. Keep me posted and have a wonderful trip to London.
Hugs,
R
WILL SEE MAISY AGAIN TONIGHT. SHE IS A JUMPING FOOL. SOAP? HAS IT BEEN 2 WEEKS YET? I AM VERY HAPPY TO HEAR TO ABOUT ALL THE EMBRYOS YOU GOT THIS TIME. I AM PRAYING FOR ALL THOSE LITTLE GUYS TO STICK, OR SHOULD I SAY AT LEAST ONE?
LUV YA'S
That's is awesome Bob...you and your wife will be in my prayers......my brother had 3 kids through IVF.......they are now 12 (twin boys) and 16 (girl).
xox
Terry
ps wow bracelets and dots!! impressive......yes, orders keep coming in now. i had call today w philly folks. ATS training Monday.
Safe Travels.
OMG! Fantastic news. This time IS going to work!!!!!
Hi - I have been through 3 ivf cycles with top clinics in NYC with no embryos sticking, all under the umbrella of "unexplained". I've been seriously considering moving my attempts to India, partly because I'm Indian and I could always use a visit to see my extended family, and mostly due to cost. I'm not sure if it would be another cycle or surrogacy but your blog is really helpful for me to read - looking forward to the updates!
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