So, we had our transfer yesterday with 2 blastocysts-- don't know quality and probably that is good. I do know that it was Flag Day and I had wanted to get married on this day two years ago but Todd wanted Christmas time so we compromised with March. However, I take it as good luck. There were 4-5 that were at the morala stage so they were letting them grow for another day (day 6). The doctor thought maybe we could get 2 out of those. This afternoon they called to say that we have 3 that will be frozen and counting the 1 from before, we have a total of 4! I am looking forward to a FET cycle if this one doesn't work (hopefully it will but just saying)!
In the meantime, Sunday night I received an email about a program that brings orphans to the US that I helped with chaperoning events several years ago. This time they are bringing a smaller group for 3-4 weeks which would be perfect for us. I was hooked and after having Todd look at the profiles, he picked several that he thought would be a good fit. On Monday, I spoke with the lady in charge and found out that none of the kids had been picked so Todd got his first choice and he is thrilled at the adventure. Usually, I talk him into things (except IVF where he had to talk me into it). So, we will be hosting Nadia who is 10 years old for 3-4 weeks in the middle of July to the middle of August. I am thrilled to be able to do this-- whether or not I am pregnant. Her birthday is in Sept, so we are also planning on throwing her a birthday party before she goes back to Ukraine so she has a celebration for her birthday (since they don't celebrate at the orphanage). It is a blessing to have something else to think about and plan.
Last, I am in the 2ww. I wish it would fly by but this time I am ok with whatever happens (it is nice to know that I won't have to have injections for a month with the FET so maybe that helps). Prayers are appreciated with all these things!
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