Transfer

Where to begin....my heart is full of gratitude, love and hope. Grateful to all of you for the thoughtful texts, notes, messages and meals. They have been life-savers. Full of love for a husband who is so supportive, honors his priesthood and stays close to his Savior. And hopeful for the future and the possibilities that we could soon be parents, hopeful that my dream may be fulfilled.

After all was said and done, we had five beautiful little embryos, healthy, good quality, beautiful embryos. After talking it over with the doctor, praying and thinking about it, we decided to go ahead and only transfer one embryo and freeze the remaining four. I feel at peace about this decision and that it is the right thing for us to do at this time.

I was able to see the actual embryo that they transferred right before. It went smoothly and I had no pain. They gave me a picture of my embryo as well as an ultrasound picture right after the transfer. In the ultrasound there is a tiny white dot which is actually just the fluid surrounding my little guy. The embryo is too small at this point to be seen on an ultrasound. These are possibly the first pictures of our baby!