What I just googled:
“odds of pregnancy with single embryo transfer of PGS normal
embryo”
“one PGS normal embryo”
Yep. Normal.
I was totally caught off guard with the results call which made
me break my cardinal rule and cry at work.
I had gotten a call from an unknown number on my work line and
ignored it. They are usually recruiters and I am not interested in changing
positions at this time. After a meeting I saw I had a missed call and voicemail
on my personal phone. I figured it was the same person, since the number wasn’t
in my phone as a saved number (I don’t know what number my nurse called from-
her office usually comes up with her name). I was walking to a (big, important)
meeting with a co-worker (who is also a friend, thank goodness) and listened to
the message.
I should have excused myself when I heard her voice, but
they told us 10 business days to results and today is only the 5th
business day. I figured it was a check in call. But no. “I just wanted to call
and let you know your embryo is normal”. I didn’t listen to the rest of the
message (I have now, nothing important followed that). I started shaking. I
stumbled out something to my co-worker about how that wasn’t a call I was
expecting and that I wouldn’t have listened to it just then. I ended up putting
my things down in the meeting and crying in the bathroom for a minute or two
before the meeting started. Then I called hub and told him the news.
At this point, we are hoping for a successful transfer
ending in a happy, healthy baby. If that is the case, it will likely be my
last.
Crazy.
Yay for one healthy embie!! I'm hoping this embie is your next baby. *hugs*
ReplyDeleteYes! Congratulations on the good news.
ReplyDeleteI'm so thrilled for you. I have faith that this is the one.
ReplyDeleteWonderful news! Hooray!
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