Game Over. No bueno. Nada. Done deal.
After over 24 hours of straight chaos and madness trying to get results, speak to someone, and have closure, I finally got the call from my nurse today that my beta was 3. Even though I knew it was coming, I'm still heartbroken. I'm more heartbroken over the whole picture than just this cycle. Heartbroken that if my first pregnancy stuck, I would have a 3 month old. Heartbroken that I would be 20 weeks with my IVF baby if it kept progressing. Heartbroken that I have over 50 posts on my blog that are almost all related to infertility or my journey through secondary infertility. Heartbroken that my husband and I have endured so much failure in the last two years. Heartbroken that I will probably never get to carry, give birth, or nurse another baby. Just plain heartbroken. My body actually aches this time just thinking about everything I have endured with no success.
I never felt right about this cycle. I didn't feel right about how long it took to
Dr. B told the nurse that he is comfortable putting both (our last two) embryos in on our next (and last) FET attempt. As much as I was surprised by this, I wasn't at the same time. Dr. B has always been very cautious of putting two embryos in because of my little uterus. But, I kind of knew this was coming. I could tell over the last few discussions by his tone and his suggestions that he is losing hope in my ability to implant correctly and continue a pregnancy. I don't blame him. I agree with him. Him suggesting to put the last two embryos in together tells me that he has little to no faith that both or either will implant and progress. And, sadly, I agree. We are going to have a phone consultation set up in a couple of weeks to go over everything. Then, Jake and I will have plenty of time to think about what we will do since we won't be doing the next FET until August, September or October. Honestly, I'm in NO rush to do another. I want another break. I want to get back to where I was working on getting to.......... letting go and moving on. Accepting our family the way it is. I was making some real progress until my mind and fantasies got the best of me once we started this FET.
I have so many emotions and so many things I want to write, but I'm just to jumbled to put it into words at this moment. I'm kind of still in shock that we are still stuck in this shitty journey. That we are still left behind. That we are still wondering WHAT THE FUCK?
Hugs, Hugs, Hugs. I wish I could really give you a hug right now.
ReplyDeleteI wish you could give me a hug too :) Thanks for always commenting and following my journey, friend. It's really nice to know that you are still here rooting for me. xoxo
DeleteThis sucks. I'm so sorry.
ReplyDeleteWhat the fuck, indeed. Dear, dear woman, I wish I could just give you the biggest hug. I know how difficult all of this has been for you and all I can say is this sucks and I'm sorry.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Suzanne. I appreicate your comments, always :)
DeleteOh Darcy! I am so, so sorry! There aren't even words to tell you how sad I feel for you. Feel my hug.
ReplyDeleteI don't think for a second that you weren't positive enough or that your feelings inside had ANY influence on the outcome, so I agree with you there. I can see why your RE's reco to transfer two embryos is a lot to think about too. All I know is I'm happy you still have frozen embies left. As hard as it is to have things not work, it is even worse when there is no back-up plan. I know you want to get back to a place where you are OK with seeing your family as complete as is, but if you ever have a day in the next couple months where you wake up and change your mind and say, "I do want to try again!" Well, I'm just happy those frozen embies are there for you. I know this journey has been more than words can even say. I wish I could just give you a big fat hug in person Darcy. ((xo))
ReplyDeleteEmily, as always, thank you for all your kind and inspiring words. It's so nice to have people like you in my little circle, rooting me on, lifting me up, helping me figure out what path to take. I appreciate all of your wonderful comments.
DeleteDarcy, I am so so so sorry. I'd been pulling for you all week. I was really hoping this was it. Big hugs to you.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jenny. Thanks for being supportive and reaching out.
DeleteI am so very sorry, Darcy.
ReplyDeleteThank you April
DeleteI am so, so sorry for what you are going through. The pain of losses is indescribable. My heart aches for you and Jake. I pray you can find comfort and continue to keep your chin up... I am just so, so sorry your journey has been so painful. :(
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