I’m so sorry @geeup. I really hope you’re okay. Please don’t try to bottle it all in, just let it out whatever way you can. Cry, scream and sob. I found I could openly ugly cry when I went swimming in the morning and nobody would really notice as long as I did the front crawl and kept my face underwater as long as possible after my first failed IVF.
Thanks @Frau, I did opposite sides for injections after fretting. I forgot that Cetrotide gives me an angry looking raised horsefly bite at the injection site but it goes down pretty quickly.
Hello @Dia12, sorry your in this position but you’ll find support and info here. You’re the same age as me 
For those of you who are new to injecting yourself, I found the following tip and have been doing it this way:
Pinch your tummy as normal, rest the needle tip on your skin, then do a cough. Your tummy swells out and before you know it, the needle is in and you don’t really feel it because you concentrate on the cough. It works for me anyway!
2nd scan today for me. Lining is 12.6m and 15 follicles ranging from 11m to 22m in size. I’m now waiting further instructions from the clinic. I’m going to finish packing tonight for flight tomorrow. I really hope this works, I really hope it does. I’ve done everything I can but I understand that you can do everything that is asked of you and follow all instructions to the letter, it’s really all down to the luck of biology. It’s taken me nearly 18 months to comes to terms with that after the last failure and I think if this one also ends in a bfn, I could handle it a whole better than the last bfn. We all handle things differently, I guess you just have to find a way to handle it the healthiest way you can for your own sanity. For all of you going through this, good luck, I sincerely mean that. And if it does end in a bfn, please, please, please know it is NOT your fault. As soon as et is done, it’s out of everyone’s hands and there is nothing else you can do but to wait.