I just lost my beautiful baby girl. She was only 19 days old. When she died, I lost my hopes, dreams, future as well as part of myself. Ater she died, I learned it was because of a rare genetic disorder called Incontinentia Pigmenti, which she inherited from me. I never knew I had it as I have no symptoms. With IP the chances of having a healthy child are only 50%. This is my life without my baby. My struggle to face every day as I long for my daughter and hope for a healthy child.
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
IVF Post: #5
IVF Round: #1 , attempt: #2 here I come.....Looks like it is all really all happening. I'm officially back on the Lupron and the Birthcontrol pills. Retrieval and Transfer estimates have been calculated by my doctor (approx. 3 weeks from now. These are not certain of course and can vary give or take a few days, depending on how I react, how my ovaries and eggs develop.) I also calculated my possible due dates, how could I not? From the shots, I feel so exhausted, so weak and so sick constantly. Lupron makes you experience Menapause, while the BC pills are just plain horrible. Water retention, weight gain, mood swings, crazy unpredictable up and down emotions..(as if I didn't have that right now anyway).....I am so not myself anymore. I'm sure this is nothing compared to what is to come later as the IVF progresses. I'm not complaining though, I feel fortunate to have the opportunity to do this, I am so grateful and so hopeful at the same time. When I think of the goal, the end result, all this suffering during the IVF is nothing, and it's all just so worth it. I would do it a 100 times over. After what I have been through, losing my child, I feel like I can survive anything. I made it through that (ok barely, but I'm still here)...then this is nothing, I can do this.
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Trying again is such a brave act. I wish Amelie was here in your arms. Blessings to you.
Nikki
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