Our Game Plan

After the appointment with my OBGYN, our decision was easy. We plan to forgo putting back one with Assisted Hatching and instead put back two with the understanding that selective reduction is a big probability. Tomorrow I will be speaking with my cardiologist so I'm looking forward to hearing what he has to say. His professional opinion will seal the deal. Although my OBGYN feels that I could physically handle a twin pregnancy due to my height, she feels it would be better to perform the selective reduction if the pregnancy resulted in twins. The only way we wouldn't have to do the selective reduction was if my cardiologist decided that I would be fine, but I'm not holding my breath.

I received all the paper work for the FET cycle and the list of medicines is quite long. However, none are injections! Only patches and a lot of suppositories....that I can handle. In the meantime, we have plenty to keep us busy and make the time fly until we can begin all the medications. Kyle has two softball games tomorrow, so we plan on driving our new convertible Camero to them...with the top down of course! We still have a little something to look forward to in life!