I have two BIG things that need to happen before I can move forward with this though.
I need to find someone to babysit London for me so I can actually go to the one million appointments required to do an IVF cycle. I'll either have to find a daycare that he can go to part time (and probably pay out a pretty penny) or someone that can babysit randomly for me. We live in a new place so we really don't know many people, and we know even less who I would feel comfortable asking to keep London. It looks like part time daycare might just be the way to go, but I am still pretty nervous about having to finding one. I'm still not really sure how this is all going to work out. I am sure it will though.
The other big thing is that I need is to get my medical records from my last IVF cycle. I have a copy of my medical records from the Army, but there is zero documentation of me ever even doing IVF in them. So unless my Dr was doing something besides just a vaginal ultrasound down there, I am pretty sure there should be some records. Although this theory might explain why London looks more Irish than he does Puerto Rican HAHAHA. I called my old nurse today to see if she still has a copy of my protocol, E2, and u/s's. If these records don't show up soon, I might just have to take my laptop in and let my new Dr piece together the details based on my old blog posts and facebook statuses. I've heard of Dr Google, but never Dr Blogger.
T-minus: 14 days until my appointment. This is a whole different kind of 2WW.
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3 comments:
so excited for your RE appointment! I am glad your moving toward your next IVF! I hope you can find someone to watch London! I am sure you will make friends quickly at your new place...Good luck getting your info from the army docs...I've heard that's pretty difficult and they are on their own time frame...
If I lived near by, I would totally watch London!
Hopefully the Cycle appointment works out for you.
Good luck with the new doc! I hope it goes well. I hereby declare it will be fantastic, since your first appointment is on my birthday. ;)
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