Start of 2nd IUI cycle

January 9, 2006 by 3 ladybugs

I am on CD 4 today. On Saturday I went to the RE and had an Ultrasound and blood work performed. I have a cyst on my ovary and it is too large. They checked my blood levels and determined that I can not start Tamoxiphen yet. I will be going in tomorrow to be re-tested. They still hope to “save” this cycle.

We are 2 very Type A parents who have learned to take the bumps and bruises of our life as they come. We have found that the more we plan our life, the more it becomes unplanned. From having severely premature triplets, to loosing them; to having a miscarriage, to having an uneventful pregnancy; purchasing a house; job changes; unemployment; purchasing a car; adding a dog to the mix; cancer diagnosis and all the stuff in between. Our life has happened when we were planning on something else.

I hope you will stay and watch as we plan our life that often becomes unplanned, yet just as rewarding. If you have any questions, post a comment to the blog and I will answer them with my next post.

Thank you,

Jennifer, Tony, Maximillian (13), Nathaniel (9), Fenway (12), Amelia Pond (1)

Always remembering:
Christopher (b/d July 31, 2006)
Alexander (b July 31, 2006; d August 11, 2006)
Emily (b July 31, 2006; d January 5, 2007)
along with miscarried Baby D (September 2007),
and baby embryos Baby H (July 2012),
Baby G (September 2012)
and early miscarried Baby I (August 2012) and
Baby J (September 2012).

Not dead, but not forgotten:
Foster baby A (August 2017 - December 2017)
Foster baby B (February 2018 - March 2018)
Foster baby C (February 2018)
Foster baby E (June 2018)
Foster baby F (June 2018)
Foster baby G (July 2018, December 2018, February 2019 to July 2022)
Foster baby H (May 2019)
Foster baby I (September 2019 - October 2019)
Foster baby J (February 2020 - July 2020)
Foster baby K (May 2022)

Thankful to say goodbye to Larry my tumor in June 2010!

Our Unplanned Life

Sometimes the best things in life are unexpected.

Start of 2nd IUI cycle

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