It's probably time to update you all on the latest...
I started my shots last week to start our second round of IUI. I will go back on Wednesday for a follow-up, and see how many follicles I have developed, and hopefully find out when we can do the procedure. My guess is that it will happen early next week. I have been getting bad headaches this time around, but no other symptoms. I would say I am pretty emotional, but I think I've been that way for the last year or so! I still cry at everything!
I don't really know how I feel this time. I would kind of describe it as numb, but I think that sounds wrong. Maybe it's because it didn't work last time, so I don't want to get my hopes up this time? But I know I need to stay positive, and just move on from the last round. We took last month off to regroup and take a little break, so I was definitely ready to get back in the game.
At my appointment last week, I noticed my nurse is actually pregnant. I wanted to say something to her, and just make casual conversation, maybe ask her when she's due...but I didn't. I sat there wondering what it is like for her. Here she is working in a fertility clinic, a place where women go who are unable to get pregnant, and she is just that...pregnant. I wonder how many women treat her differently because of that? I wonder how many tell her congratulations? I felt bad for not saying anything to her, so I am going to make a point on Wednesday to tell her congratulations, and ask how far along she is. I would never want her to feel uncomfortable around me, curious if it made me upset or jealous.
I found out last week that my sister and Kyhle's best friend's wife are both having GIRLS! I am so, so excited for both of them, but especially for my sister because I can't wait to get another niece! I am really looking forward to having a niece live close by that I can love on and spoil. Come on, August!
Come on August?!! Yikes, let's hope it's come on, July! :) That's an interesting thought about your nurse. Probably some hard feelings she feels about it, too. Thinking good thoughts for you!
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