One in a Million Uterus

A mother of two adopted boys, I have a unicornuate uterus and I am on a journey to see if it can carry a child.

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I was diagnosed with a unicornuate uterus in January 2006. DH and I decided to follow our hearts to the adoption of our two sons. Now our hearts are guiding us towards fertility treatments.

Wednesday, June 10, 2009

In a nutshell:

I was just too exhausted after yesterday's ridiculous events to write about it. Through my experience of life so far, I have found that if you want something done right, you should probably just do it yourself. At least it works for someone like me who has perfectionist tendencies. Apparently it works for the case of trying to get some medical testing done and actually get the results.

As tempted as I am to run through all the details of the big mess, I just don't feel like reliving it right now. Not that it was some great tragedy, just one of those situations where you are just in awe about all the little stupid things that can possibly happen to make one simple thing seem almost impossible. In a nutshell:

- DH's SA was re-faxed to my obgyn dr (and I was told he had already been sent once, two weeks ago) and my dr office told me that they sent the results to the RE
- I redid my blood work (after being stuck in traffic, being nice and letting someone go ahead of me despite the fact that I had two toddlers with me)
- I am almost certain that my original blood work and visit were not missing as my dr office claimed they were since all my current information was in the computer. I can hardly wait to get billed for both sets of lab work and then argue with my dr office how I never should have had to have the second one done because they are incompetent.

I got a giant packet in the mail from my RE office yesterday. I started filling it out but the thing has to be at least 10 pages. At some point I will work on it some more but I need a break from infertility already, and I haven't even started yet.

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