nelly I am so sorry that you're having such a crap time. As others have said, it only takes one egg and this could be the one. Euro and Doll had success with one egglet...don't lose hope. I also think it might be worth discussing your protocol with the clinic (or even switching clinics). People here in the US reassess protocol and clinics often if one place isn't working out. Keep an open heart! If this isn't the lucky cycle (and it may well still be!) it may be that LP or natural IVF would be a better option for you.
den Seven eggs is brilliant! Well done, that's fab news. I'll be sending them positive thoughts over the next few days.
madness wonderful that it's all kicking off now - so pleased for you.
Hurrah! Did they say when EC might be? Sorry if you said already and I missed it!
I hung out with euro yesterday afternoon and evening at a friend's barbecue - it was lovely. There was even a four week old IVF baby in attendance, as though it was a sign! I do love this thread, you guys are so great.
Welcome 3birds - I hope your stay here is short and sweet - in the nicest possible way!
lemon you are a brave lady building a cot. I did
at your post.
joy and pout harrumph at annoying parent types. To be honest that's actually something I like about not having children yet - I have other things to talk about besides nappies and childcare woes. I don't like the way that they seem to totally take over some people's lives... but I do have friends with children who don't talk about their children constantly and seem to have kept a good balance - so I think it's possible!
rabbit I also totally agree with joy and pout on having a plan. I think not having a plan is the worst, it's the hardest place to be - the endless waiting. I was talking to a friend who has only been trying 6 months this weekend and she was incredibly stressed out and upset about it - she's been charting and it looks like she has a short luteal phase and isn't always ovulating - and I really felt for her because she hasn't seen a doctor yet or got a plan together. It helps to feel like you have some control over this interminable crappy process.
fizz sorry about imminent AF but yay for Maltesers 
buzz hope the stabbing is going well, you must be adding in the oestrogen now?
sar and gin fingers tightly crossed for the two of you, hoping for good scans very soon.
AFM nothing exciting to report apart from my lovely date with euro. Incidentally mad and nelly I would LOVE a Scottish meetup next time I am there - my parents have a house in the south-west and I will hopefully be there some time in the next six months.
I had a blood test this morning but no scan - I'm only three days into stimms so I think it's too early. The Gonal F pen is fine but I had a bit of a balls up with the Menopur on Friday, which has two vials that you need to mix and a bigger needle. The first night I did it, I got bubbles in the syringe and also managed to confuse 0.1ml with 1.0ml and had to chuck one of the syringes - I also didn't ice it and it was quite painful and bruised badly. Anyway, I think I've got the hang of it now, and last night's jab was a lot less traumatic! I was also glad that I wasn't doing my first jab in the Ozarks on my own, especially as I didn't pack enough meds to cover a cock-up on my part - I would have been panicking. I was relieved that I was at home! I think they're looking at EC early next week - I'm about a week behind the rest of the Awesome Foursome.