If anyone is familiar with the movie Friday, perhaps you recognize the post title as a line from the movie? If not, sorry. It’s just my attempt at wit. Obviously, I shouldn’t quit my day job.
Anyway, I’m on day 2 of the Lupron injections. I freaked a bit on Day 1 because the needle didn’t push through as easily as I thought it would.
My baseline US and BW appointment is scheduled for Thursday AM. By the way, have I mentioned that the RE I’m seeing is five hours away? With a time change on the plus side? Think that adds any stress to a situation that can’t seem to be any more stressful? You’re right. But I’m starting on the whining and I told myself I wouldn’t. This is what I have to do to have a child biologically. It is what it is. Let’s move on, shall we? Good.
Hope you’re all doing well this week.
Peace out.
I think doing Lupron while NOT whining just might be impossible! (It should be listed along with the other possible side effects.) I hated it, worse than the stims, if that is reassuring.
Hang in there! (hugs)
Hello!
Just read your previous post about the Femara and Aygestin. Very interesting! I have stage IV endo as well. I had surgery in March 2009 to get rid of an endometrioma; it was back 6 weeks post op. I went through our first IVF cycle and she drained it during my egg retrieval. I know it’s back already; I can feel it. I wanted my ovary taken out but we kept it for the sake of fertility. Unfortunately, since the mass was back, it didn’t produce anything worth a daym on that right ovary during the IVF cycle. Thank goodness my left came to bat.
I will ask my RE about this regimen for after our next IVF cycle if it doesn’t work (I did get preggers, but, it didn’t last). I’ll do ANYTHING to avoid another surgery.
Hope your IVF cycle is a success!!!!! We’ll start IVF#2 in July
Much luck on this new cycle!