We,
What a great ultrasound pix of the twins! I cannot wait to find out if you're having girls or boys OR maybe one flavor of each! You could throw a gender revealing party like we've seen our former cycle buddies do over on the PAT board...Keep up the good work, Mama Maria!
Gina,
I wish your husband the best with his first retirement, lol you could throw him a party! (ok we REALLY need a party, I keep bringing up someone please throw one and bake some cupcakes I do have a terrible sweet-tooth right now.

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Leora,
I oversleep to, woke up at 10 I'm so bad. Next week with all morning shifts is going to kick my butt! I hope AF does come this weekend so you don't have to worry about the laproscopic surgery. I would never want to go through again, the laxative they make you drink, ugh and the night before my surgery dh got us a nice hotel, but all I remember was the bathroom.
Alwaysangel,
Yes, I'm keeping you in my prayers too, I really don't want you to have to go through surgery either. I remember it being a painless procedure but it's so emotional isn't it? Within some time I hope you'll be able to put everything behind us and start trying again and when you do I'll be one of your biggest cheerleaders here! I still believe in our miracle happpening when we least expect it. x
blueeyedreamer,
I hope you're feeling better soon girl, new running shoes will certainly cheer anyone up,

keep up the good workout girl! I wish I could answer your question... Have you tried seeing what your RE thinks about the calorie intake? It does energize us and uplifts our spirit. Working out also helps circulate blood throughout the uterus. I personally love yoga and found it helps me sleep better at night. Beth Riley, who wrote "Your Personal Path to Pregnancy" sent out her readers a link to download free relaxation music! I'll post it here, but let me know if it doesn't come up on your browser.
http://www.meditationoasis.com/podcast/listen-topodcast.
Ninde,
So what happened with the personal fitness trainer? I hope you have a more catered workout program and the hip injury is heeling up. You asked if I think I might be pg? I have been so stressed this month with my cycle, testing negative and falling back to sleep to dream the test turned positive. I want this so much that I think my body has delayed aunt flow... I remember 2 years ago in Feb 2010 we were pregannt and lost the baby a short time later. Ironically last night dh reminded me I was also late last year in Feb 2011 as we drove up to Georgia for a wedding. Hmmm, I never put the two consequences together until now. Who knows but then there's the stress of knowing we only have two natural cycles until IVF treatment starts. Maybe, we're being skeptical after all we've been through, but at least not blinded. I feel IVF this time will be a breeze compared to the first fun episode of fear when the baby box first arrived and all the meds seemed overwhelming. Nope this one will be a breeze and there is no turning back!
adkelp,
Sounds frustrating, they really should have a clause in the contract that if the eggs are compromised in the lab, the patient can decide. Maybe I'm not undertanding that whole situation but wouldn't they examine the embryo quality to check it's grade before ET. Still I think the patient should have the right to decide on starting over. How many frozen embryos do you have right now and remind me when is your transfer for FET scheduled? I wishing you the very best outcome!
AFM:
Going to clean house and then meet dh out for dinner tonight. He won a gift card from a drawing at work to one of our fav seafood spots called Uncle Ernie's. Next weekend is the the Jerry Seinfield Concert down here and then the weekend after that is Mardi Gras and Mich wants to attend a screenplay "The Goodbye" written by Michael Lister- a local here in Panama City.
Here is a brief outline of the story...keep in mind Panama City is a military-based town with so much history...
Someone is following Lauren Lewis. She ducks into the office of PI Jimmy "Soldier" Riley, not to hire him, but to find out if he's the one following her. Back when they were lovers he told her if he ever decided to, she'd never know he was there. It's 1940s Panama City, Florida. The world is at war, and the growing panhandle paradise is doing its part. Tyndall Field is training pilots. Wainwright Shipyard is building battleships. The Naval Section Base is protecting vessels in the Gulf. The Dixie Sherman Hotel is hosting celebrities such as Clark Gable. Harry Lewis, a wealthy banker, is running for mayor, unaware his wife is running for her life. With a secret to hide and a husband running for mayor in a city exploding and expanding like no other time in history, Lauren doesn't want trouble, but she's about to get a double-barrel full of it. Only one man can help her, and though it might destroy him, he doesn't mind. Better to die than be the walking wounded. The story of a guy, a girl, and a gun, The Big Goodbye is Florida Noir at its finest. "A seductive mix of sudden violence and raw emotion, Michael Lister's THE BIG GOODBYE is a much-welcome contribution to the hardboiled, P.I. tradition. Cool stuff." Victor Gischler, author of GUN MONKEYS and SHOTGUN OPERA "Stylish, retro, and highly entertaining. Michael Lister's PI Jimmy "Soldier" Riley is a compelling new noir hero."