IVF diaries 19 | HUGE IVF UPDATE, confusion about meds, still enjoying the season, & a health scare

[@meganphillips7344]

Ok 2 seconds into the video… YOUR HAIR 😍

[@TiffanieMichelle]

You’re so sweet! Thank you!! 🥰❤️

[@sarahwilson217]

Yay, such a good update!! Based off your IG stories, I’ve got a sneaky suspicion that you got/are getting a December transfer. Fingers crossed for a sticky baby!!❤❤

[@TiffanieMichelle]

@@sarahwilson217 ❤️❤️❤️

[@sandrahassan9865]

Omggg so exciting!!!!!

[@TiffanieMichelle]

Sooooo exciting!!! ❤️

[@mandym1419]

Ahhh!! I’m so hoping you were able to get in for December! 💕🎄

[@TiffanieMichelle]

@@mandym1419 thank you so much!! ❤️❤️❤️ update coming Monday!

[@Thezgang4]

She didn’t post on Monday so I think she did too!!

[@mori.kurogawa7936]

As a person with Endometriosis here is what I would do - halt all preparations and get a laproscopy first. Then if excisions are made, wait for 2-3 months to heal (while taking hormone suppressors if endo is confirmed) and then proceed with transfer. This is why : endometriosis can prevent a healthy embryo from implanting due to the inflamed environment. Also, the risk for miscarriage is significantly higher if adhesions prevent the uterus from expanding normally. I wouldn't want to risk healthy embryos not knowing what is going on if endo is suspected. I got only pregnant after laproscopy. My uterus had been pushed far to the right from the growths. Ultrasound missed that, only MRI recognized. My left side was a in cobweb. I got pregnant with meds and I'll try that again, but if I'll ever use my frozen eggs, I'll try to get another laproscopy first. I hope you don't actually have it, but to be sure at least I recommend taking the minipill whenever not ttc or pregnant.

[@breannahall7818]

That’s such good advice! With a nice perspective of actual facts of what could or couldn’t happen . That’s what I was thinking too, but definitely their decision hoping and praying everything goes well!

[@TiffanieMichelle]

@@mori.kurogawa7936 I appreciate your honest input and I’m so glad that you found a treatment plan that works best for you ❤️