The news just keeps getting better and better!
Until now my E2 has been hanging out around the 500's and today it jumped to 768. My P4 also went back up to 32.4 despite decreasing my PIO last week to .5 cc every other night.
So, I got the official word today...no more Pepcid, Claritin, Prednisone or...are you ready?
NO MORE PIO SHOTS!!!!!
I don't know who's more excited - my DH or me (but I'm willing to guess me)!!!
I go for an u/s Thursday with my geneticist (so this one should last more than 30 seconds) and I return to CCRM on Friday for one final blood test.
Assuming everything is ok, no more early morning pre-work trips to Lone Tree!!! I bet my car is not going to know what to do. It's gotten so used to going there 1-2 times a week that I would dare to say it's on autopilot.
I also admit that I am going to miss the staff. June 9th will be exactly one year since we first walked through the doors of CCRM to meet with Dr. S.
"Louie, I think this is the end of a beautiful friendship."
5 comments:
Awesome news!! Maybe the jump in E2 is the culprit of your recent cookie tossing? So glad everything is going so well.
It was a wonderful day when I got to drop the PIO shots! Congrats! I felt like I had borderline withdrawal from my CCRM nurse when I graduated (I guess I thought of her as a lifeline during the first part of the first tri!), but that feeling goes away when you transition to OB/peri care. You need to change the "yet-to-be-conceived" part of your About Me, woman! : )
Too awesome!!
CCRM Journey - Ha! Hadn't even noticed that. Thannks! Yeah, I guess by now I am confident that they're sticking around for the long term - so it's all updated now.
Hi:
My doc at CCRM wants me to start the antihistamine protocol. I've had 2 failed IVFs (elsewhere), 1 failed FET at CCRM. I'm unexplained as I've had the CCS testing. Why did they put you on the protocol, and how long were you on it? I'm concerned about being on prednisone while pregnant ... and naturally the weight gain associated with that drug.
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