I'm officially on "the list" at CCRM.
All of my tests are back and good and they have all of my paperwork from the last pap and mammogram and physicals - I'm done with all of it.
After 2 laprascopic surgeries, 3 hysteroscopies, removal of both fallopian tubes, 2 saline sonograms, dozens of transvaginal ultrasounds, too-many-self-injections-to-count, dozens of blood tests for every infectious disease known to man, 1 cancelled IVF, 1 failed insemination, 1 donor embryo transfer, the heartbreaking chemical pregnancy that resulted and a whirlwind trip to Denver and back in 24 hours, I'm IN!
WOO-HOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
6 comments:
Sky, thanks for posting and the positive comments. I am doing my best to hang in there. You eventually get to a point where good or bad, you just want to know. Today this is where I am.
Things are on their way for you!!! Awesome!
Danielle
Wow, you have cleared a lot of hurdles! Congratulations on being officially vetted!
That's great news! Congrats! Any idea how long it takes from this point?
I'm obviously a big CCRM fan, so I hope that they can work a miracle for you very soon!
Thanks everyone for posting such hopeful words!
Jill, CCRM said it's a 6-9 month wait but I heard, unofficially, that it will probably take less time because my criteria for a match is BEYOND loose. Even if it takes a whole 6 months, I will be okay with that - but not thrilled about 9 months!
However, if I am successful then I I am perfectly happy with 9 months! :)tivenc
Yes. Very much so.
Weird fact: As I said, I found you via Bridges. But after I came over I noticed that Kami is who submitted your post to Bridges. And Kami is one of my very favorite bloggers of all time. I (egotistically) say great minds think alike. ;)
Darwin girl, hee hee hee. Oh, I didn't know Kami's post was up on Bridges - I'll have to check it out. :)
I think I know what the post was about (lack of genetic child in my future) and I do think that my very scientific view of things certainly helped me reach that place!
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