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[vardaanhospital1]

What Is The Purpose Of The Trigger Shot In IVF?

A trigger shot stimulates the ovaries in conjunction with fertility treatment. Explore this blog to know the purpose of trigger shot in IVF

[mummasaurus212]

Today I feel less ok.....

Than I did yesterday. I don’t know if it’s because of hormones or the fact that cd1 has started. I really want to be there for J, but I feel like it’s going to really be a test of my will power. I literally just cried on my husband because I feel like I’m at a loss. I just feel like this whole process should be way easier than it is. I know 1 in 8 goes through this - but it’s so isolating. J is a really supportive friend and isn’t making me feel shit. But I want my kids to be friends with my friends kids and I can see that slowly slipping away. Husband and I have made a game plan. We will do one more time’s intercourse and move to IUI next month and see what happens. We’re also going to go to the bank and look at consolidating again and get some money out, to either use for a car or future appointments. I do know one thing - We’re not stopping.

[inconceivabl3]

I’m not exactly sure why I’ve gone and tested so dang early. Today is 10 days post trigger, and 8 days post IUI. I’m going to test again Friday or Saturday and see if this line gets darker or goes away entirely. 😳 Pray for me please.

[madewithl0ve-blog1]

Day one on Femara

And my trigger shot will be here tomorrow. I'm so ready for my IUI!

[yaozusssssss]

     '      YOU  MADE  IT  !      `    hands  clap  together  before  her  in  a  burst  of  excitement   /   posture  straightening  in  unison .    though  normally  she'd  be  more  reserved   ,   eagerness  to  provide  an  enjoyable  experience  for  her  friend  brings  momo  to  grab  her  by  the  wrist  and  lead  her  to  a  well  -  stocked  kitchen .    '      do  you  like  tea  ?    i  can  make  some  for  us  before  we  begin    ━    however   ,   i  also  have  other  drinks  !    no  coffee   ,   unfortunately   ...   but  we  can  certainly  get  some  if  you'd  prefer  that  !      `     ━    @triggershot .

[inconceivabl3]

Lucky number 5 IUI today. 🤞🏼

[crowdstork]

Repost from @elayna_bc on - We are already losing sleep because of our babes... and they aren’t even here yet! We had to get up at midnight (because Lord knows Levi and I can’t stay up that late 😅) for our trigger shot. I don’t think I ever fell back asleep.. I am full of giddiness for what’s to come next! ❤️ • • #ttcsisters #projectgainacain #ivfwarrior #ivf #ivf2019 #triggershot #ivfjourney #ivfcommunity #ivfsupport #ivfsisters #ivfgotthis https://www.instagram.com/p/BtesOcWhp1l/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=exk7mxz2r27r

[trusslark]

I also randomly revisited a sort of forgotten BNHA OC? BUT SOMEONE MIXED UP AN INJURY PLACEMENT and now I’m just going with it...//sweats

ALSO I gave him a new hero outfit! Because I ended up liking his joke hairstyle and felt that after certain events he’s role changes a bit to he wears this most of the time for teaching and heroing :V

[journeytomamahood]

Wow... I can't believe I haven't posted in the past 9 days while stimming. 😮 Maybe it's because, after the cancellation and the strange outcome last time, I didn't want to place any added pressure on the situation? Or maybe I've just been keeping hella busy. Either way, I can't believe I'm actually here! About 45 minutes ago I just pulled the trigger! Ahhhhhhh!!! I'm shocked really, and extremely excited and thankful, but mostly shocked lol. I won't go into the lengthy details, but there's definitely been a bunch of emotional ups and downs in the past 9 days of getting to this point. It's looking like we only have 7 follicles to retrieve... which was a kind of disappointing number since I had 33 antral follicles at baseline. Again the docs thought I would respond better, but didn't. I've got 6 big follies on the right, and only 1 on my apparently lazy left ovary. Anyway I'm not trying to dwell on the negative in the slightest... just simply updating what has happened along the way. I feel incredibly thankful and blessed that I even responded to the meds at all given last time's response... and I feel super blessed to even be at this point!!! I'm thrilled, yet trying to keep a level head knowing that we're not at the finish line yet lol. I'm just hoping that we get enough mature eggs to have a beautiful little embaby to implant and some to freeze. It is ironic though that the number 7 has always been a meaningful number for me and my hubs. C'mon lucky number 7!!! 🥚🥚🥚🥚🥚🥚🥚 . So egg retrieval is set for Wednesday at Noon. Wish me luck!!! 🍀🤞🏼🤞🏼❤❤❤ . . #ovidrel #triggershot #ivf #ivfjourney #ivfsupport #ttc #ttccommunity #ttcsupport #infertility #infertilitysucks

[solomum]

Triggershot tonight!

Egg retrieval on Wednesday!

I’m excited and anxious!

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[thenursemommywifeworld]

Nearly 2 years since my last post.

Well, considering the last time I posted was sometime in March of 2015, I think I’m long overdue for an update. Wow. Where to start? I’m not even sure! Sorry if I jump around. Be prepared for a rollercoaster!

So my last post talked about how we moved in with my parents while waiting to move into our new house---fast forward to April (Easter weekend, to be exact!), we moved into our new house. We fell in love, of course! Rylan finished out 2nd grade in our old school district. Over the summer, he made friends with tons of the neighbor kiddos, which made us fall in love with our new neighborhood even more. Everything was going ABSOLUTELY perfect until my Nannie starting declining rather quickly. She was living in an apartment by herself, and she got to a point where she couldn’t remember to feed herself or her dog, so between me and my mom, we were going over there 2 times a day to give her food and take care of her dog, Bullet. Mid August, it got to a point where a decision need to be made, and quickly. She had lost down to 80-something pounds and her dementia had gotten so bad. We discussed everything as a family, and it was decided--we would move her in with my parents. We went to the store and bought her a new chair and mattress, along with a few other essentials. We then went to my Nannie’s apartment, packed a few of her things, and took her and her things to my parents. We got her set up in my parent’s game room. It was a hard adjustment for her, as she was used to her quiet apartment and always being alone. She quickly learned to love it, as she was cared for by none other than the best! Due to her health issues, my mom decided to look into home health, and was guided to hospice, instead. This was scary, because typically when you hear about hospice, the end of life is near. I wasn’t prepared to hear this. However, getting her on hospice was the BEST decision ever. They provided everything necessary to care for her--a hospital bed, bedside table, oxygen, breathing treatments, all meds, a nurse 2-3 days a week, a CNA for baths 2-3 times a week--it was nice having all of these things to help care for Nannie. Hospice recommended having someone with her 24/7--this became tough! On my days off, I was there to take care of her until my little brother or sister got there. And on days I worked, we had a sweet friend, Vikki, who came over to help out. Then the weekends, my mom was there. Everyone pulled together to help out, we were blessed. Nannie was gaining weight and seemed to be thriving. My grandmother (dad’s mother) moved in with my parents to be my Nannie’s caregiver--and Vikki relieved her a couple days a week, too. These two ladies were a blessing in disguise! My sweet Nannie ended up staying on hospice for a year and almost 2 months, until she quickly declined. I received a call from my mother saying the nurse said it would be a week, maybe less. This was the WORST news of my life. News I knew I would never be prepared for. I was lucky enough to be off, so I packed up and headed over there. I was able to have a few more lucid moment’s with her, but she was not herself at this point. I had to work later that week, and received another call saying it would be within 24-36 hours. Again, rough news. I felt like my whole world was crashing down. I mean, just a week ago, she seemed fine. Why was this happening? Why now? It just happened so fast. Luckily I have AMAZING coworkers and was able to leave work early. I went home, packed a bag, and headed straight to my parents house. My mom had left work early to be there with her in her last hours. It was so hard to see my mom and my Nannie that day. The house was just sad. An overwhelming sadness. It just didn’t feel right. Nannie had slipped into a coma earlier that day. Little did we know, she would never wake up. I stayed the night with my mom that night, fully expecting to wake up the next morning to my Nannie having passed. But she hadn’t, she was being her typical stubborn self. Her nurse came that morning and told us it wouldn’t be much longer. She had a super high fever and had slowly started to deteriorate even more. We gave her a double dose of her morphine, since she appeared to be a lot more uncomfortable than she had been. She passed shortly after. I will never get that image out of my head, but I am SO thankful I got to be there to tell her bye. They say that hearing is the last thing to “go” when someone passes away. So I told her I loved her but that it was okay for her to go, we would be here to look after Bullet for her and we would all be okay. She passed away peacefully in her sleep, surrounded by her family, on October 5th, 2016.

Update on our infertility? Well, shortly after moving into our new house, we decided we did not want to try IUI at this time, but would like to try fertility meds. We did 4 rounds of Clomid and 6 rounds of femara--all ended with the same heartache we were used to--me starting my period. With all the unsuccessful attempts and my Nannie being sick, we decided to just take a break. We just enjoyed life and each other.

The passing of my Nannie was so incredibly stressful, but with each day, it gets slightly easier. There isn’t a second that goes by that my heart doesn’t ache for her and miss her, but I know she is in a better place and living it up in Heaven with her husband, playing guitar, singing and dancing! She is my guardian angel, watching down over me.

In late December, we decided it was time to start trying again. We went in to see a new fertility specialist, and FELL IN LOVE WITH HIM! He is so amazing. Everything seems to be falling into place. We told him we were interested in trying IUI, and he agreed that we should We were instructed to call when my next cycle started, so that we could come in for a sonogram to look at my ovaries and uterus.

That happened on December 24th. Yes, Christmas Eve, we were at the doctor’s office getting our first sono. We were told good news (lots of follicles, lots of potential & my uterus looked great!) We went back home, where my family later met up with us to celebrate Christmas since I worked on Christmas Day. Oh the life of a nurse! I started my 1st round of Femara on Christmas Day, and then went in on January 3rd for my next sono to make sure we had a mature follicle. Well--again, nothing but good news! Not only did we have a mature follicle, we had TWO! I was given a prescription for my trigger shot and told to take it as soon as I got it. We scheduled our appointment to come in the next day for our actual IUI procedure. My husband went in earlier the next day to “give his sample.” And then about 2:45, we both went to the clinic and were taken into the room. The nurse had me verify that the sample was labeled with my name and birthday, to agree that that was my husband’s sample (LORD IT BETTER BE!).  I undressed from the waist down and sat waiting with a paper drape over my lap. This is so awkward, but luckily my husband was right there with me. He knows how anxious I can get, so he was cracking jokes and making me laugh. The doctor came in about 5 minutes later. The doctor looked at me while handing David a piece of paper and says “He needs a good dinner tonight!” I laugh. That paper had his sperm analysis on it--and it was the best news ever. For the sample, we had 15.4 MILLION sperm! We only need 3 million for an IUI! Talk about an overachiever, but I always knew my husband is a STUD! We made some small talk while I was scooting down to the edge of the table and putting my legs in the stirrups. He talked me through everything--first inserting the speculum. He adjusted his light and then looked over to my husband and said “Wanna see what a cervix looks like?” I awkwardly laughed and told my husband this is “what I check at work.” So there I am, laying spread eagle on this table, with the doctor and my husband staring inside my vagina at my cervix. Talk about AWKWARD. Then the doctor inserts the catheter used for the procedure and hands my husband the syringe full of sperm and tells him to inject it slowly. It was SOOOO awesome having my husband be so involved. And believe it or not, it was pretty intimate. There was nothing sexier in that moment, given the circumstances. After everything was done, the doctor put my bed in trendelenburg (head lower, feet higher) and I had to lay there for 15 minutes. My husband and I just talked the entire 15 minutes. We are just so excited. Even if this doesn’t work, we have hope and faith again that it WILL one day! The 15 minutes passed by quickly, bringing on pretty intense cramping, as expected. I got dressed and as we walked out of the room, 3 different people wished us luck and positive vibes!

So now the 2 week wait begins. We are 4 days into that 2 week wait. And let me tell you, it is so HARD to not read into every little thing I feel.

Hopefully my next update brings good news! Until then <3

[mummasaurus212]

Iui #1 done ✅

First iui is done and out of the way. Got up at 6:30am for our commute, arrived at 8:30 with with time before husbands appointment at 9:30. Once he was all done, we went for a walk around the city as we had some time to kill before my appointment at 11. We went back, sat in the waiting area for a little while until my name was called. Went in, met the dr - he was really lovely. The procedure itself was painless, the speculum hurt more than the procedure itself. He told us we now had over 1 million highly active sperm inside my uterus ready for my egg. He also told us that we should get things moving due to my low AMH. He told us we are eligible for bulk billed ivf cycles and the only thing we would need to pay for would be anaesthetic if I want to go under for egg collection (but it’s not necessary) and the meds. We’ve decided that we’re going to do that if this round isn’t successful. We don’t see the point of wasting more time and money if my eggs aren’t of good quality. By doing a round of ivf, they can see the egg and see what happens as far as fertilisation goes. So now we just wait and see what happens. He said if I don’t get my period to take a urine test (got a freebie from the office, winner 😂) and if that’s positive I go get bloods done. Bring on tww

[madewithl0ve-blog1]

Last day of femara was Monday and today I'm going for my follicle ultrasound! Pray I have many and can trigger soon!

[trusslin]

Origin of that ugly yellow bow Triggershot wears to work I like that last All Might I drew btw I’m proud I can sort of draw him Also is it bad I know I’m gonna lose followers for making this crap but I can’t seem to stop

[trusslark]

Doodled some main outfits for Trigger so I have them instead of winging it LOL