To Win the Game...

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Meg and I went back to the doctor today (Day 13 of Meg's cycle). The doctor told us last cycle that in order to "win the game" Meg would need to have a uterine lining higher than 7, an egg larger than 20mm, and an estrogen level above 200.

Needless to say, we were hoping for a big egg and some signs of ovulation.

I had butterflies sitting in the waiting room. It seems like it took forever to get back to this point. Meg said it went fast. I think it's just because she controls her anxiety better than I do. (I was dancing to "This is how we do it" by Montell Jordan while she was getting her blood drawn.)

Seriously though, we were both hoping that we didn't have a repeat of last cycle where we had to go back and forth to the doctors anxiously awaiting the arrival of ovulation.

By the looks of it, it doesn't seem like that will be the case. Meg's uterine lining was at 14. Her egg was 22mm. We're still waiting on the estrogen levels, but it's looking like we will inseminate tomorrow or Thursday.

I'm going with tomorrow. Meg thinks Thursday. What do you think???

The ultrasound machine and monitor

Looking like a true champion!

Quick picture before the doctor came in...

Comments

  1. a tad bit creativeJuly 5, 2011 at 10:36 AM

    My votes is tomorrow by the way things are going! Aunt T has fingers and toes crossed! WIEGAND WEDNESDAY! I like the sound of that.

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  2. AnonymousJuly 5, 2011 at 11:54 AM

    Tomorrow, tomorrow, I love ya tomorrow...it's only a day away...are you too young for that, lol??? I vote for tomorrow if you didn't get that, lol...

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