Samantha: Thanks for translating!! Hopefully that wierd spam will stop.
Sherry: Congratulations!! You are PUPO!! Rest and enjoy.
Leora: Great sign that you are able to “feel” things...I predict great growth tomorrow at your SnS. And, as for what Kristen says--I second and third it! I have two adopted siblings myself. I can speak from both personal and professional opinion. It doesn’t seem intuitive, but alcohol (Fetal Alcohol Syndrome) tends to have much more of a negative impact upon neurology and emotional well-being than crack. I don’t know what the drug situation is like in Israel. Is it the same “types” as here? Anyway, in a day or two I will send you some links to help you. And, regarding attachment--again, Kristin has it nailed. Disrupted attachments are very difficult to remedy. It is sad to say, but true. Best of luck with job decision.
Kerri: Congratulations on being PUPO. There are so many decisions to make and question along this journey. Try to feel secure in where you are and focus on positively visualizing those little embi-babies of yours snuggling in tightly!
Hope (this works out, Hope): Welcome! Good luck with transfer tomorrow!!! Are you transfering two blasts?
Katie: Welcome back!! Great to “see” you. Sounds like you are on track. Excited for you!
Tiger: Ugh. So sad for you. (((HUGS))) I was really praying for a miracle with you. Get all the tests and completely optimize your next cycle. The HSG can be done during the first half of an active cycle, so it doesn’t need to delay anything.
SD: Hoping and praying for your little embies.
Lauren: So sorry. ((((HUGS))))) I know that you were expecting it, but it is still never “easy”. Next cycle will work!! Oh, just read about your friend’s three year old--yes, life can be unpredictable, scary and unfair. I will say a prayer tonight.
Jieb: Hoping that cramping is implantation!! Keep up your PMA. And, yes, I have checked out that website myself!
Rio: So happy your bean is growing nicely!! Sorry “she” is being shy.
Tiger/Lauren/NwQuiz/Carol: I agree with all you ladies. The money/insurance thing is completely ridiculous and unfair. I am very blessed to have insurance (at the moment) but I have wasted HOURS of my life this week and endured way too much stress regarding what is to be paid for, when things are to be sent, etc. My Lupron cost me $7. If the insurance hadn’t “agreed” with over-ride, it would have cost me $365. Having been on both sides of this--self-pay and insurance it is totally unfair to those that are self-pay. As you have said: the clinics get a “negotiated amount” from the insurance companies....maybe someone needs to “negotiate” for the self-pay client!!!
Hope/Ashley: How are you doing? 2 days until beta?!?! Are you surviving!?
Tammy: How about you? How are you feeling?
AFM:
Well I wasn't sure what I was "supposed" to see today with SnS, but I think it was all ok. No big cyst or anything, so I guess that is good and means I am supressed? Problem is the stupid LAB couldn't find a way to fax a STAT order to CA. Now I explained to the lady at the lab this morning how very important it was, yatta, yatta, yatta! How can they not understand the importance of giving feedback for fertility information. All they needed to do was fax a simple E2 level. GRRRRRRRR. So, now I am delayed a day to start Lupron.

The nurse was reassuring and said it wasn't a "big deal" But I need to stick to my schedule as I have planned vacation, flights, etc. And my worry is that if these labs can't get their way to CA now, what about during stim?!?! I am going to get really fussy tomorrow with someone. They have got to get their act together. OK-vent over. Thanks for bearing with me. It is just really frustrating. And this is a different lab from last week.