Hello lovely ladies - didn't have a chance to post while I was away, but did grab a few minutes to catch up on the thread from time to time, so I saw all your lovely good luck messages. Thank you so much xxxx
Shellster - I'm so sorry, lovely girl. I really don't like the rules of this game. Thinking of you xxx
Ranchgirl - glad to hear that your follicles listened to reason. Thinking plumping thoughts your way 
Trixie - okay, I hear you. It's really difficult to know what to do for the best when you're not in a position to tell people what's going on and you can imagine them thinking you're just being difficult. Hope you manage to sort things out to minimise the stress.
Cat, I'm glad that dildomike gave you some relief (sorry, couldn't resist a smutty joke!). Glad to hear the kitten is safe and sound.
Welcome back, Choc and Lucie - we missed you.
Don't care what you say, Karou, as the recipient of donor eggs, it's an amazing thing you're doing and you should be proud of yourself.
Hello Karou - exciting that you're nearly there. How are you feeling?!
Chin up, Waiting - most of them DO make it out of the freezer, here's hoping for yours.
Hello Persipan, what stage are you at?
Hi Blue - did your week improve?
So....our news is that of our three frosties, two were excellent quality hatching blastocysts and the third one was looking a bit ropy (apparently), but they decided to freeze it anyway. The thinking was that they would put back one of the excellent ones and the third one and that we would keep one excellent one back for another go.
When it came to it though, number three really wasn't looking very good at all (the doctor's English isn't that great, but from what he said, it sounded as if it was quite fragmented) and he said that if there's a really ropy one it can compromise the success of implantation of the good one it's put back with. So we decided to put back the two excellent ones and give up on number three.
So that's us done. No more back-up plans, it needs to work this time, please. And I think we're okay with that. We've given it a really good shot, we've got two excellent quality hatching blastocysts from a 20-year-old donor....if this doesn't work, nothing will.
The day of the transfer was perfect. It was gloriously sunny, I woke up really early, so I did 10 rounds of sun salutations, drank earl grey tea in the sunshine on the balcony and then had breakfast. I spent the morning crocheting a blanket for my niece's baby. It was all very lovely and peaceful.