I can identify with a few of the recent comments regarding the letdown, and scheduling the next procedure to reinstill hope. My DH is also (luckily for me) very supportive and positive, but he also recently asked if I would be OK if we didn't have kids - I won't kid you, it was a big blow. But he needs to know that I won't be permanently depressed or go into a tailspin if this really doesn't happen. I told him that 85% of me wants a baby, either of our own or adopt, in order for me to get to the point where I would just be happy without any kid would be a stretch, but I could do it.
I was bummed due to my CD10 scan revealing 6 small follies on my blocked tube side, and 8 follies on my good side - but all immature. The largest two were only 8mm. Normally, I'm busting by day 10 at 24mm, but this was a different protocol. Travelled back home yesterday and had another scan - revealed much more hope, some of the smaller ones were shriniking (yay! because I'm not into the thought of octuplets) and we've got 3 maturing (12mm now). So more muscle injections for 3 days then another scan on Friday. This cycle is just moving slower than the others, but we still have a ray of hope, and that is what we all cling to!!!
This result has really made us talk about reduction and the real maximum number of babies we could handle both during the pregnancy and afterward - has anyone else had this talk seriously yet? Are most of you against or for reduction? I'm just curious.
Good luck on the birth Herbaceous!!!