I'm officially PUPO. For those of you who have not had to burden yourselves with learning all the lingo and abbreviations that go along with infertility, PUPO means pregnant until proven otherwise.
The transfer went well. It was quite a whirlwind trip and I hardly had time to think about what was going on before it was over and done with. I missed Frostina, but not on the flights. I watched other parents walking up and down the aisles with their children and was sooooo happy it wasn't me for once.
We transferred one perfect embryo and had a couple left over to freeze. I'm hoping we won't need them, but it's nice to know they are there.
Stick little embryo, stick!
Now the dreaded 2 week wait.
Dealing with the loss of a child is never easy, but it's even more difficult when you are an expat living far from home. Life will never be "normal" again and so now the challenge is to find my new normal. I am now back in the USA and the proud parent of two daughters, born using two different egg donors. "Frostina" and "Olea" are the loves of my life and I feel so grateful for the amazing women who donated their eggs and made my family possible.
Pupo! LIke a pupa - waiting to burst forth with new life. Linguistically very clever.
ReplyDeleteStick little embryo.
Great news! Fingers crossed it will stick around.
ReplyDeleteWishing you the best!
ReplyDeleteFingers crossed! Stick baby stick!
ReplyDeleteI've got my fingers crossed for you, too!
ReplyDeleteWow, congrats on getting through the trip and good luck!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on being PUPO. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that this is to become Frostina's little brother or sister.
ReplyDeleteKeep us posted.
Keeping everything crossed for you!!!
ReplyDeleteWoot-woot!!! Praying for you!
ReplyDeleteGood luck!
ReplyDeleteyay! hope you get a happy answer in two weeks :) let us know!
ReplyDelete~Felicia