Lots happening here... today is the last day of school for teachers so wrapping the year up. I'm excited to sleep in and get a break from 14 year olds, although slightly dreading the extra time on my hands over the next couple of weeks particularly. I have 4 shifts next week at GAP so that should keep me out of too much obsessive Googling.
Speaking of obsessive googling, I'm having abdominal discomfort. It's hard to describe- kind of like mild period pains except more just discomfort- especially when I walk. And when I push on my tummy it hurts. I feel really swollen and yuck. I hurt a bit after my first IUI last time but by the end of the day after my second one, i was totally fine. Today is 2 days after my second IUI and it is worse today than yesterday. I don't want to be one of those panicky losers who calls the dr all the time (I went in at 7dpiui last time for a different sort of stomach pain) so I think I'll just grin and bear it. It's too early for it to be a good or bad sign. And besides, given I wasn't pregnant last month, anything feeling different to last month can only be a good sign.
In other news, Hubby is convinced I'm pregnant- with multiples! Haha! Last time I was super optimistic and he kept saying 'it's only 30% chance, don't get your hopes up too high' and this time, I'm very resigned to it not working and having to do IVF. And suddenly Al is mr optimistic this time- go figure! It's cute because he's taking super good care of me so I think I'll just milk it for all its worth.
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8 years ago
It's common to feel icky follwing IUI...blame it on the medication. You are not a 'panicky loser' if you have questions about your procedure and the aftermath. I sort of understand because when I first started my treamtments, I had lots of questions and felt hestitant to ask. In fact, right now I have a referral to a different clinic if this 3rd IUI doesn't work. I need a place where it is patient centered and where I don't feel like asking questions or calling with concerns is burdensome. We sound very similar in our thoughts about IUI and its success. thank goodness my hubby is more optimistic than I - I feel like I am losing hope. We need our partners to be supportive as we go through this up and down journey.
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