I have a really exciting announcement for those of you interested in the protocol I am using for IVF. Dr. Frank Yelian Director of Life IVF Center has agreed to do a Q&A session online a live chat, tentatively scheduled for May 18th, at 7pm Pacific time.
I know it’s not an ideal time for those of you on the East Coast, but you don’t have to be a patient to take part and its free. I will send out more details and the link to it, once I have a general idea of how many people might be interested. Please let me know if you are interested in attending so that I can make sure there is room for everyone.
In the meantime I want to give a huge shout out to Molly, the amazing embryologist at the clinic I go to. Shes incredibly sweet, really kind-hearted and has her own blog that you can find here: Joy of an Embryo Sitter. Have a look, she’s really busy but you can learn a lot about the different stages of embryos from her blog. Plus she deserves some nice comments and encouragement, since she works in this world day in and out.
Everyone that is a nurse or works in the lab wears these green scrubs, and you can always find her with a big smile in her green scrubs, with sock monkey slippers on. Love that!
I am not affiliated with Live IVF Center in any way other than being a patient there. I am not employed by them nor am I compensated by them.
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🙂 Love the positive attitude!
Thanks. I gotta be honest. Its not easy.
Congrats on your BFP! Im really happy for you!
Well I love your sense of humor and spirit. Sometimes I’m laughing out loud at your posts. My husband is like “what is WRONG with you?”. Haha.
Im so happy I make you laugh!!
I find the absurdity of this process to be so…horrible that someone has to point out how crazy it is. Otherwise Id be crying all the time. So it helps give me some perspective.
That is a beautiful blast! I know I’m a little younger than you but my RE wanted to have 3-4 blast before he started transferring them but I only made 2, and the 1st I transferred is now my 14 month old son. So it really can happen with just one good egg.
That is one beautiful goldfish!
thank you!! Youre so sweet!