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Footprints of our precious son Wyatt who was born to us and heaven 11.20.2009
Endometriosis, Infertility, Miscarriage and Life in general
I am 35 years old, living with stage IV Endometriosis, possibly adenomyosis and struggled with infertility for almost 4 years. I also struggled with PPD and now struggle with PMDD. I am a mother to a son that was born at 18 weeks and too precious for this earth; and now a mother to a son born in August 2011. By journaling here, I hope to benefit both for myself and for others that are dealing with this disease and fertility struggles. Thanks for visiting!
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- Wow
- Don't tell my mom...
- Nail biting
- Patience is a virtue?
- Thankful
- Progesterone suppositories are gross!!
- POAS?
- I don't mind at all!
- Let yourself be known
- ICLW
- One year ago today...
- I'm not good at waiting!
- Pregnant until proven otherwise
- Whoa
- We are a go...
- Shut up...
- My FET explained
- DRAT
- Houston...
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Timeline
- 2010
- November 29th-BFP!!!
- November 16th-FET
- July-Natural FET FAILED Attempt
- April-Failed FET attempt
- 2009
- November 20th- Our son Wyatt Landry was born into this world and carried into heaven by angels. We were 18 weeks pregnant.
- September 14th- Hematoma found in uterus
- September 4th-Heard heartbeat for the first time. WE ARE PREGNANT!!!!!!
- POSITIVE BETA!!!
- August 1st- ET (2 of the 3 beauties)-other embie makes it to freezer
- July 30th-ER (5 eggs=3 healthy embies)
- July 8th-IVF#2 starts with Lu.pron
- June 3- Start period/miscarriage
- May 29- Confirmed failing pregnancy
- May 25- positive BETA!
- May 16- Remaining Embie makes it to blastocyst stage and is FROZEN!
- May 14- TRANSFER 2 embies
- May 11-Egg Retrieval; 7 eggs, 4 mature, 3 fertilized with ICSI
- April 22-Start IVF (#1) process!
- April 17-Hysteroscopy (3 polyps removed from uterus)
- April 15- "Mock Transfer"; found a polyp
- March 20: 2nd laparoscopy
- Jan 27: Follie scan-endometrium not thick enough. Dr. called and wants to talk surgery because of ever-growing endometrioma
- Jan 19: Start Femara, 5 days
- 2008
- Dec. 24: Start Femara, 5 days
- August 30: First cycle post Lupron!
- July 31: Endoscopy for nausea
- July 25: Decline shot #5; start to taper off Lupron
- March 31: First Lupron administration
- March 13: Colonoscopy; endo adhesions causing recent "issues"
- Feb 6: Laparscopy discovered Stage IV Endometriosis
- 2007
- April- Stopped BC
Footprints of our precious son Wyatt who was born to us and heaven 11.20.2009
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“Today is your day! Your mountain is waiting. So... get on your way.” ~ Dr. Seuss
9 comments:
Allison,
YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Jeanne
This is a great supportive community, and no matter what we are going through we are always so so happy when we see another BFP. You deserve this and it gives us all hope that it might be us one day.
Take each hurdle at a time and I hope all remains well.
So so pleased for you!
x
I'm a little late on this one, but I am so happy and excited for you and keeping you all in my prayers over these next few days xx
I have followed your journey for a while. I lost my twin girls in 2009 as well. I have commented here and there, but I wanted you to know especially right now that I am praying for you every day. I have been there. Our rainbow baby was 5 months old yesterday. I have felt all of the emotions the possibility of a new pregnancy after a loss can bring. Just wanted you to know that you are crazy for having all of those feelings and you have lots of prayers coming your way.
Congrats!!
So excited for you!!!!
Congratulations!!!! Sending lots of thoughts your way for a healthy and uneventful pregnancy.
EXCITING!! Big smile on my face right now. :) xo
That was supposed to say "are not crazy". That was a pretty bad typo. Sorry!
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