Hey....glad to see you have a schedule, and wow...they cover everything LOL As far as the mock ET, it's done the same day as the Saline ultrasound. She said it was to measure my cervix or something for the correct catheter? The psych visit seems to be something they do no matter what. I donated eggs a few years back and went to the psych then too....with a different RE. I won't do that till I get my FSH and other test done though. We've been married 15 years and have secondary Infertility so really wish we could get around it. Called today and it is around 300-400 for a session and only 1 session is needed....so that was a relief.
What did she mean by Gamble? I don't know which one I want really...the gel or the ring. The ring seems easier to deal with, but then again....gel seems more 'normal' LOL I guess I really don't care....which ever one works is fine with me
I'm glad that you're only writing down major health issues too. When she asked me about medication last month I said I'd taken one Aleve for cramps on day 3 of my cycle. She said "that's it?" like I was holding back LOL I haven't had the flu (knock on wood) and really I just never take anything....except on day 3, it's a killer. My sinus headaches are something that I get in March and they don't go away till May or June....although I don't have them everyday, they don't really 'bother' me and unless I'm sedentary I usually barely notice them. Oh and I take black horse chestnut for the hemi's I got with my other pregnancies LOL, but again...not regular and haven't taken those in months. I kind of felt bad when she asked if I took a multivitamin...LOL, nope. Not that I probably couldn't use one, but I just don't take them.
I had less than 5 follicles on day 9 last month....on both sides. I think she counted around 3-4 on each side, so not too bad

When I donated eggs I had 11 mature, although they don't tell you anything past that since they are going to someone else.
Did they give you a price sheet with your meds and cost on them? My contact said that some of the meds were reduced in cost through the study (probably the BCP and Lupron as I saw that listed in the paperwork) but wondered how much the other meds were and if I'd be able to price shop or they had to be purchased from the office/study.
Well, it's nice seeing your schedule....and having someone that we can relate to throughout the study. Let me know how your Lupron goes

I remember it and it's a tiny little needle....not bad at all (although I did bruise easily LOL).