Well, today was the day...for several things! We went to our closing this morning to finally give up our home to our buyers. Closing went really well, we got our lump sum of profit put in the savings account, and headed to Greenville to do the IUI later in the day.
Jason went at 1:30 to give his sample, and I followed at 2:30. It was the shortest procedure ever and was pretty much the same feeling as a pap smear. It literally took maybe 2 minutes and it was done. I layed down for about 10-15 minutes, got up, and headed out! It was very simple, and we're hoping for good results. I have been instructed to go get some blood work done in a week to test my progesterone level. Supposedly, they can tell how well you ovulated from that test. Then in 2 weeks I'm supposed to take a pregnancy test. I HATE pregnancy tests. I would rather wait it out and let my period come. Negative tests are so disappointing, so I'm hoping not to see one for a while.
I did test my LH this morning with another ovulation test and the lines were exactly the same color which means ovulation should happen soon within the next 24-48 hours. These are the pictures of my ovulation tests from day 11 to today (day 15).
I think you can see by today the LH test was definitely positive. Jason had 190 million sperm in the sample which wasn't too shabby either since they consider 10 million to be a good sample. We are hoping for the best, but definitely not getting our hopes up. We are praying the Lord will bless us with a child and if it takes an IUI, that's fine with us. If he doesn't choose to use the IUI, that's ok too. We are content with the Lord's plan for our life and know His plan is better than ours, even if we don't understand at the moment. Hopefully the next time I update you, I'll have good news:) Until then...
Hi Katie,
ReplyDeleteI found your blog through Amy's (Chapters).
Just wanted to let you know that I am praying for you and your husband and for a successful IUI!
My husband and I are also going through infertility and know all to well the emotions and feelings that come with this journey.
I look forward to following your progress and to see God continue to use you and your experiences to help others.
God Bless!
Terri
http://wwwnewsfromthewhitehouse-terri.blogspot.com/
thanks girl!! I really enjoy following Amy's blog. I hope to stay in touch and share our stories!!
ReplyDeleteThanks girl for your sweet comments on my blog! And yes, it is a small world!!! Chances are we know mutual friends! My parents still live in the Spartanburg area. Always glad to meet another Tiger, too!! :)
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