Congrats Hope! I totally hear you on the frosties and what to do with them. DH and I had the conversation early on since we had to decide before we even had my ER. We decided to keep them unless we have a successful pregnancy. After a successful pregnancy, we decided to donate. We only want one baby unless we happen to have twins and to dispose of them doesn't seem right. We think they desrerve a chance to survive and we know we don't want to become the Duggers or Octomom. lol So many people are out there who can't have babies with their own eggs and DH swimmers and to pay a donor costs so much. It does feel a little odd that someone out there may end up with a biological child on mine and DH, but at least they have a chance to survive and we give someone who otherwise can't have babies, the greatest gift in the world. Not for everyone, but it's right for us.
If 660 could be twins, I guess 826 can be too. lol Oh boy! Or girl. 
If only the days could go faster. I can't wait to hear how it goes tomorrow!!!!!!!!!
and others) - my DH said the other night, "every time i think about them, I think about Gage" (our DS) and he just can't bring himself to let them go. Honestly, I was relieved... i knew that donating was the only choice I could potentially live with, but really want to keep them... but 5 is a lot, and even with the thaw process, we still stand a good chance of having 3-4 left. I have a friend who has quads, but those are her only children. I want to give them all a chance, and a good life, but I don't want them to be over-crowded either. We really could only transfer more than 2 if we moved closer to my family (5 hrs away) but DH can't retire for another 3 yrs... which actually might work out ok!? but then i think about our ages... quads at 40? whew... could be frightening!!
