We have Tot-sicles!

I heard from my coordinator a little while ago and I am really happy with our freezing report! She said we had 5 blastocysts frozen! I am so relieved! With 27 little embryos still growing the day we transferred I was really afraid we'd wind up with 15 or 20 frozen ones. Then comes the huge question, "What do we do with them?" There is a good possibility we'll have to answer that question if both of my little embabies stick this time, but we'll cross that bridge when we come to it. It's a lot easier to make the decision with 5 as opposed to 15 or 20! We will be getting a letter in the mail from the embryologist with all the details about the frozen ones. I'm really anxious to hear the number of cells, grades, ratings, etc.

On a side note, I'm back to work today and whoa, am I tired! I knew I would be, but I am so ready for a nap it's crazy! Thankfully Wednesdays are my easy days. My class has several specials on Wednesdays so I can do quite a bit of sitting since they're not in the room all day long. Tomorrow and Friday though may be a different story. Thankfully my pain has pretty much disappeared. If I twist too hard or bend too quickly I'll get a twinge, but as for the constant soreness it's gone. YEA! I was beginning to think it would never go away. I guess the Gatorade (ick!) has helped! I'm still doing my best to choke it down, but I'm supplimenting with a lot of water. Water doesn't do as well at expelling the fluid, but it's better than nothing! What I wouldn't give to have a bathroom in my classroom! lol!

If all is going according to plan Spot and Dot are blastocysts now and working on hatching out of their shells so they can fully implant into my uterus. Let's hope they're doing their jobs!!!!! GROW GROW GROW!!!