Wednesday, November 16, 2005

Yay it's O!

I think it's O at least. I've had a two day rise on my chart. I feel really good about the chance that things will be back to normal again. I hate the "middle of the road" place my body seemed to be in after the miscarriage. Anyway, O'ing again is a good sign. Lets hope those temps stay up for a few days at least and don't plummet and then rise and plummet and rise.

Seb and I did do something around cd 12 but our hearts weren't into doing any more than that. Not such a cop out. I figured this cycle would be a mess anyway so why bother having ANY planned intercourse. We really get turned off by it when it's planned anyway so it's never this wonderful, passionate moment. We've had our fair share of timed bd'ing over the years and it's always a real passion killer for us when you MUST bd. So this was just a half-hearted quickie.

There's a really long shot that those temps will stay up indefinitely. I wouldn't bet a load of money on the longevity of the swimmers or the patience of the egg in this case but we can go pretty far on hope can't we? Oh good let's!

4 comments:

Em said...

Yay! I think you'll be back on track in no time. Do you have to go on BCP before IVF? Do you know when you are scheduled for it? My consult with SIRM is Friday. If I am accepted as a patient, I'll probably cycle there in February.

christine said...

My doctor doesn't regulate the cycle with BCP's, I'm not sure why. He only ask that I call when I start my period which will be when ?????. Maybe soon, but the retrieval is falling right into the two week Christmas break their clinic takes. Looks like January or February for us too. Alrighty Em--The SIRM!! Now THERE'S a team of RE's. Fingers crossed for the appointment on Friday.

Em said...

Lucky you with the no birth control pills. they make me very crazy. Really. My biggest fear about IVF is the BCP.

Though it isn't nearly as good as your blog, I have started my own. Mostly, I'm ranting, but I think it is therapeutic.

christine said...

Wow em starting a blog! I was actually going to suggest that to you (for my own selfish purposes...reading material ;) Yet if you don't feel like sharing I understand completely. It took me a while to feel comfortable with sharing mine. In fact it took me seven months to allow anyone I know to access it; well other than people from the boards of course who pretty much know more about me than my own husband anyway. I think it's VERY theraputic to write about IF and MIL's and baby blues. It's also a good place to store all your links to other things.