The transfer went very well. Everything was in prime condition and went as planned. Jay was in the room, which I was so happy about. We actually got to see the embryo float into the lining. Such a cool experience. I know this is not the traditional way to get pregnant. But I wouldn’t change a thing. What we get to experience I wish other people could-just to understand the process. The science behind this is so unbelievable!

I am not on bed rest, however I am supposed to take it easy. No lifting more than 15 pounds or extreme exercise. There are a lot of not to do’s until the second positive pregnancy test. But, they don’t want me to just lay around. Which I am all for. I am not one to sit still for too long.

Now the waiting really begins. My scheduled pregnancy blood test is on Monday, June 17th. Holy moly! That is a long time. I will try to hold out as long as I can to take an at home pregnancy test. Jay is helping me with that, hahaha. I’ll try to wait at least one week. 🤞

After the transfer the nurse was explaining to us the do”s and dont’s and then the doctor came in with an envelope (small card size) and a “best wishes” written inside with a picture of the little female embryo that was transferred into my uterus.

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The circle part is the embryo and the other sac is the placenta. It is probably the size of a grain of sand. Haha. Science at its finest.

I feel fine. A tiny bit crampy, but nothing uncomfortable. I was actually tired last night and slept pretty well.

Happy waiting with us. Lol

Thanks for your support. We appreciated all of the well wishes, prayers, support – anything and everything we need and needed! We also appreciated the bouquet of flowers and box of chocolates that were delivered last night! 🥰

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Until we know more!

Xoxo ❤️❤️❤️🙏🤞