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October 24, 2003
Morning, all!
I had my u/s this morning. I even brought Chris along figuring he'd work as a good luck charm.
NOT.
I have 6-7 follies on the left but 1 is already 18mm and 2 are 15mm. The other follies and the ones on the right (4) are still in the 10-13mm range. So I'm going to definitely lose the big follie and maybe the other two as well. Which doesn’t leave a lot (Dr. Hottie thinks 6-7 is the max). :( I know that RE#1 said that the lead follies are usually the best so now I'm sad that my star eggs are going to be wasted...Chris of course reminded me that I do not like cliic #1 so why should I care what they told me (it's not like I ever got PG under their care!). True enough, I suppose.
The good news is that my uterus is looking good--8mm with the triple bars that they want to see. Since I still have a lot of growing to do I think I'm doing well in that regard (keep in mind it was only 7.9mm the day before I triggered last time!). I just wish my body would do everything right for once!
Dr. Hottie is still optimistic. He promised never to say "It only takes one" to me again. He's still smarting from the death glare I gave him last time. I also told him the "Don't worry, you're young" line pisses me off even more (he agreed and said he never says it because that isn't always the case). Hahahah He was glad I brought Chris to "keep [me] under control" Too funny. I said that it looks like Lupron is not my worst enemy after all to which he replied "No, that would be your body." ;)
He wanted to make sure that Chris comes with me on Sunday for my next check--he's so cute (he did this little please, please, please thing under his breath). I did promise to be nicer today, sheesh.
I asked and received pictures of said follies, but my scanner is in my real office and I'm still in my temporary dwelling. :( Anyway, imagine black blobs surrounded by grey shadows!
I'm sure they'll keep me on my current dose of meds (it's too late to get more follies, now we just worry about maturing what I have).
Jen
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