zippy Hmm. If you're already ovulating, I don't know why they're giving you clomid - apart from that it's cheap and the first of the fertility drugs they dole out when you dip your toe into the world of medicalised ttc. Blurred vision isn't good - I had visual disturbances on clomid and the nurse in my clinic said I should not be getting that side effect. I'd push for an explanation as to why you are being given clomid, given that ovulation is not the problem. Don't let them fob you off!
sar oh honey I am sorry for the A+ announcement. I can imagine that even though you're pregnant, it all must feel very fragile given what you've been through. No symptoms isn't a bad thing - art had no symptoms and look where she's at! And I hear every pregnancy is different. Thanks for your reassurance about the 'wasted' embies.
mrsd I will be thinking of you tomorrow when you test. You must be so incredibly nervous. I have everything tightly crossed for happy happy news.
nelly and mad Hooray for sunshine! I think it's great that you're both being optimistic. It can't hurt to have hope, and it can only be a good thing for your little embies to be showered in positive thoughts and love. Wishing with all my might that the two little Scottish beans are tightly tucked in.
lemon I'm so glad you've had a nice day. A cycle ride and home-cooked tea sound perfect. And a good haircut always makes me feel better about life.
Thanks everyone for being so nice about my bloatedness. Yesterday I felt like Violet Beauregard in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, needing to be rolled off to the juicing room. My doctor did say OHSS was a risk and the clinic just said they'd check me on Monday before the transfer and cancel and freeze if it's still bad. But I think I'm starting to feel a little better this afternoon - I have barely been out of the house (except to waddle slowly to see a friend a couple of blocks away who has a beautiful 7 month old ICSI baby girl) but have been doing a bit of cleaning and reading and drinking lots of tomato juice and water. I hope it will go down by Monday so I can have the transfer. I think I'm just going to do one embie. My usual lovely doctor is on holiday so apparently there's another one doing it, famed for his gruff bedside manner. But so long as he doesn't balls it up I don't mind. I got another call from the clinic today - one embie had 'degenerated' (which made me think of it drinking gin in a corner), but there are four 4 cells, three 6 cells, three 7 cells, two 8 cells and a 9 cell. So fingers crossed I will be able to freeze some for the next round.