Hi all,
Know what you're all going through - the waiting is awful. I have a 5m DS who is only here thanks to the miracle of IVF and ICSI so i've most definitely been there. I was 'lucky' in that I was on Norethisterone to start my period before my cycle as this meant that I wasn't turned away when it did start (classed as a waste of NHS resources if they give you drugs and then turn you away to try again next month). Having said that, the Norethisterone turned me into demon woman. I took it for 2 months - the first one I had to have a period so they could do bloods on set days, the second was to get started. This was over Easter last year.
I realise you will all have your strategies for this difficult time but if it helps anyone at all, here's mine.
I was told to do my jabs at a similar time each day so I went one better and did them at EXACTLY the same time. I used the same watch, prepared the syringes and injected at 4.06 every afternoon, lol
I relaxed as much as I possibly could, especially in the 2ww after embryo transfer - luckily I work in a school and it fell right on the easter holidays.
I booked a massage with a very trusted friend who is a nurse and a masseuse and knew what we were going through and therefore what she could and couldn't do - all in a bid to relax
I was naughty, I tested early - was told to wait 17 post transfer but gave in and tested 5 days early. I got a very very feint BFP but IT DIDN'T HELP ME AT ALL, TRY NOT TO DO IT!
Good luck guys, FC for you all. It's a roller coaster, but it makes the baby at the end of it all the more special!!