She's a superstar! Yes, Han Solo is a she, don't argue with a PUPO...Day 3 ET today, the embie was an 8-cell, grade 3, which at my clinic means the lowest level of fragmentation. The doctor told me it was a beautiful embie and was also given a HIP stamp. I'm not sure if other clinics use this (apparently my clinic started it), but it stands for Highest Implantation Potential. Happy dance!
I know the odds are still against me, but I'm just so happy to at least have clambered my way up to be in the same odds ballpark of some other IVFers. Now to make it through the 2WW....
Go hip, little embie, GO!
ReplyDeleteYAY!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteThat is awesome! She looks great :).
ReplyDeleteHere's hoping these next two weeks just fly by for you!
Rock on Hans! You can do it!!!
ReplyDeleteHow very encouraging!
ReplyDeleteGo embie go!! That is one sassy embryo!
ReplyDeleteholy mother of a kickass embryo! i am so stoked for you and shouting expletives abound!
ReplyDeleteOne superstar is all it takes! I'm hoping and pulling for you!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your kind, supportive comment on my blog, and for sharing your own story. I agree with you that these experiences have made us better people. I applaud your desire to change careers and go to nursing school. Good for you! I was a pediatric nurse for 9 years and had many rewarding moments. I'll be following your story and I hope your 2ww is painless and yet FULL of pg symptoms!!!