Joy,
Thank you - I hope you will be as lucky, too! During my IVF everything went perfectly up until the end also, so I also was especially crushed. I think that's why I never believed it when they said the FET was going well.
We had 5 frosties - day 5 - all were 7 or 8 cells and grade A or B. We thawed 3, even though I was pushing to thaw all 5, since I didn't think enough would make it. The doctor persuaded me to only thaw the 3 and put in whichever of them made it. He was worried about triplets, which at the time I found ridiculous, but now I see his point. Two of the embies thawed very well and the third fragemented and lost all of its cells except for one. I'm sure they only put it in to make me feel better
Accupuncture is good. I used to have it regularly before I knew what my infertility problem was, just to relax me. It is worth it just because it is so relaxing. During the FET, the only difference from the IVF was that it was a natural cycle, so really they just monitored the naturally occuring follicle and put them in at the proper time. But I do remember the doctor saying that after the IVF my estrogen level had been higher than they liked to see it. I wonder if that was part of the problem. Apparently for some women, FET can work when IVF can't because the hormones are in better balance. Perhaps I am one of those.
We are thinking about Felix Conrad and Emmett Franklin for the names. But that could all change...
I also hope your frosties are strong and that they come through the thaw well. They say sometimes freezing actually helps weed them out so that the stronger ones will be the ones that they actually transfer. Best of luck to you,
Alicia