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.

Friday, December 11, 2009

Cycle 1, 10 dpIUI

Right on schedule. At least right on schedule for when I think I ovulated. My temp took a drop today. It will drop again tomorrow and then AF will either show up tomorrow or Sunday, proving once and for all that this whole cycle was a big giant waste.

I started orchestrating my plan on how to tell them I am right. I tried it once already when I called to tell them I thought I ovulated before my IUI and that didn't go over very well. They told me I didn't, that they had it all under control. Obviously not. When I call in to let them know that I am on CD1, I think I am going to start off with, "Is there something you can give me so I don't ovulate early?" The nurses pretty much handle all this stuff so it would just be nice if I could talk to my RE. He is so easy going and I know all I would have to say is that I know I ovulated early and he would be all, "Okay, here's this drug to prevent that." Instead I got to talk to a nurse when I called before my IUI who told me that I didn't know my own body and there was no way I could have ovulated before my IUI and I just needed to relax. Yeah, I've been relaxed for the past two years and there hasn't been a baby in this belly yet. Actually, the only time I haven't been relaxed is now that no one is listening to me about when I ovulated.

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