Buzzy, yes the clinic told me three days of abstinence but that was only yesterday when I was also informed EC will be a day later. My coordinator has put my mind at rest saying the longer abstinence the better (up to five days, of course).
FishFingers, I am alarmed on your behalf about all those follies, but then again I've never had 'normal' IVF so I can't advise you at all. Nokkie's advice sounds brilliant, though. I hope you get some peace of mind and answers x
Nokks, thanks for understanding my growing baby hatred. Every baby I pass here has I'm a needy little shit tattooed across its forehead. I'm sure this is all a self-preservation strategy subconsciously firing up but I'm strangely reassured by it.
Brno is a steaming heap of knobcheese. Fact. I have explored its landmarks in just under two hours and have sworn never to leave my hotel room except in an emergency. By emergency I do not mean a fire I mean a trip to Tesco from whence I have just returned. I have stocked up on buns, Laughing Cow cheese triangles, caffeine drinks (yes, for me), cheese and ham slices, Toblerone and Milka bars, Fig Rolls and apples.
When I met th'usband one of the first things I told him was that I will never go on walks which take longer than twenty minutes. I cannot bear to walk aimlessly, even in the name of romance. This morning I sent him on a hunt for ReproGenesis clinic and he returned saying it was 25 minutes away on foot. His task for tomorrow is to find the nearest tram stop which will take us to the clinic. Tesco is 23 mins away so I shan't be going there again.
The Czechs are the gruffest, most insolent arseholes I have ever met (more so than the French) and I have travelled extensively (every continent except Antarctica). I miss my gorgeous, leafy village and my darling cats who at least understand me. I particularly miss taking a piss for free: McDonald's and Tesco charge 25p; what a bunch of bastards.