Here is a photo of my ever growing bump. I don't feel pregnant, I honestly feel like I just am showing extra fat. *shrug* Either way, pregnancy is a beautiful thing.
Here is a photo of my ever growing bump. I don't feel pregnant, I honestly feel like I just am showing extra fat. *shrug* Either way, pregnancy is a beautiful thing.
I got my Dexcom G6 today. UHC approved this device over the Libre because it's more accurate and reliable in both T1D and T2D. The only thing I don't like thus far about it, is that it takes two hours to 'warm up' the sensor to track blood glucose. Other than that, I love that it's continuous and I don't have to scan it like I did the Libre. It sends BGs automatically to the device and app every five minutes and it has an alarm for lows and highs.
Today I had a MFM (Maternal Fetal Medicine) appointment. MFM are high risk OB/GYNs.
After 2 failed IUI attempts, we decided to try naturally for a month, and surprise! We're expecting.
Here are some of our very first ultrasound photos
You remember how last time I blogged, I wrote about how I was looking forward to staying busy during the two-week wait, but how I also wasn't feeling super optimistic?
Theres a reason for that. Reasons like today. When Aunt Flow decides to come into town by herself, riding on that horse, EARLY and without the need for provera, and when I was least expecting it.
My fiancee and I were being intimate, and well, what do you know. Aunt Flow decided it was a perfect time to visit.
THIS SUCKS!
Nothing about this journey DOESNT suck.
But, month after month, treatment after treatment. Hope after hope
And you get crushed again.
Because today is Day 1, I have to call RGI and let them know, so that they can schedule labs, confirm I am not pregnant, and give me another script for Femara to *hopefully* get pregnant.
We shall see.
But until then, I REALLY RELATE to this image.
Mr. Spermies are even like WTF!
Have you ever wanted something so bad, but you need to keep your mind off of it?
Yeah, that's pretty much how we feel right now.
Because Ovidrel has HCG in it, we are not allowed to test until 2 weeks after IUI
They call this the dreaded two week wait, and let me just say, IT REALLY IS!
The symptoms of Ovidrel are literally identical to pregnancy.
Andddd that doesn't count your temptation to test either.
We decided, for fourth of July that we would go to Texas to visit my best friend, Bella and her kids.
After all, it had been a few years (at-least 3 maybe 4) since I've seen her.
And we had the time of our life.
And mannnnn can Bella cook! Her potatoe salad is my favorite.
It was a good time killer, and a distraction from our two-week wait.
Born: June 25th 2009

