Afternoon girls, I can report that finally I'm at home on my sofa watching Netflix.
Couldn't sleep last night, woke up way early and I started sort out my kitchen while I was waiting to get on our way to the clinic. I know, I am not normal. 😅
I was so so scared, honestly I even broke in tears when I got a message from my friend who just asked how I am (she has no idea of any of our TTC) but somehow she felt she needed to ask this question this morning. Anyway
We arrived in time, got checked in and the whole situation started to be so real, he was quietly sitting next to me before I was called in to the ward. (He always talks a lot)
On the ward got checked again, signed some forms, met with the doctor, nurses and the anesthesiologist, who I can tell you was really handsome and something was in his voice which made me a little bit relaxed.
The all day-surgery was in delay so I waited an extra hour before they called me in. Well and that was the time when my nerve really hit me. I was continuously looking back if any way I can escape, but the nurse realised that and got me under her arm and showed the way to the theatre.
Inside the room approx 10 ppl were waiting for me, all chatty and they looked so excited and I felt I am very welcome on there.
They asked me to lay down on the bed, making sure I was covered with the blanket well so my little eggs won't freeze yet (nurse said that) even they made joke what I am going to do today (I said I will have a big Big Mac later) and because it was cold they started to warm up my hand to get the cannula in (which I didn't feel at all), again checked all details twice and then started to feel some smile on my face, they put the magic mask on me and the next thing was that I woke up in the ward 40 minutes later. No pain, no dizzy feeling, nothing. I though I'm going to be on the worst pain and bc I didn't have it I started to cry 😂😂
15 minutes later I went to the toilet, had some coffee and toast, they took the cannula out and I was able to leave the ward.
So numbers are currently:
11 eggs collected (looks like I've already ovulated a few in the last two days as they couldn't see the big follicles)
From the 11, we have 8 fully mature, 2 almost mature and 1 under, so that already discarded.
But wait for it!They are doing ICSI!!. I asked the embryologist why. And she said because my DH's antisperm antibodies, which they found in his sample today. She was surprised that I don't know about it, and I said we are not aware that he has problems as it never had in any reports. How is that possible? Obviously I will ask them next week, but if any of you heard anything about it please share with me.
We are rooting for those little eggs to be fertilised by tomorrow and I hope I will get some good news to share. Xx