Oh my gosh @ginandtonicformeplease that's wonderful news!!! I'm so happy for you :)
@HJen22 hahaha I am the same, I've started the healthy lifetime about three times just in the past week. I'm really struggling with it because I lunch a bunch of weight a few years back, then gained it all back, and it's just so hard to motivate myself knowing how tough it was, and how hungry I was, and how quickly I gained it all back anyway... my bmi is 26 I think so I do want to get it down a bit, but it's nothing that worries me too much. It's more the sugar intake I wish I could control. But that's not happening this month - aside from the FET itself I'm so overwhelmed with work, I'm struggling just to get through each day.
@PMAmostofthetime sounds like you've tried all the coping mechanisms I was going to suggest! I do actually think learning a new skill can be super distracting. I learned punch needling last cycle and spent all my free time on it.
I find being at work the worst actually, I find it so hard to concentrate on work and not turn on my mobile hotspot and google symptoms all day long. When I'm at home, I can usually make time pass fairly easily. Now that it's spring, there are so many opportunities for walks and trips as well.
Honestly though I think the best 'distraction' for me is actually to lean into the fertility world rather than away from it. Watch/read other people's stories, listen to educational podcasts about fertility and IVF, track my symptoms, that kind of thing. Makes me think of it a bit more like, well, a new hobby or a skill I'm learning, or almost even a new language I'm learning to speak. Imagine how much we KNOW about this whole weird world of IVF that we didn't know before. I actually do really want to know how progesterone and estrogen levels affect a cycle, and how embryos become blastocysts, and all that. It speaks to the nerd in me. And helps me gain a bit of perspective with respect to my own treatment.