Today I was able to clock 13.00 to call in the hospital. I was mega excited and my hands were shaking. I felt really bad.
I had, of course, after the disappointment that this time there were only three eggs, made all sorts of thoughts. Worst case and best case then. Worst case would be if none of the eggs can be fertilized. Best case would be if all the eggs can be fertilized and transferred one, the rest frozen.
And I had been wondering why were in increasing the dose Menogon not matured oocytes. But perhaps more depending on the amount from the woman. Perhaps increased by increasing the dose Menogon only the quality and maturity of the eggs? So I was hoping that this time the fertilization rate is higher, and fertilize every three or at least two eggs left.
13.00 clock. I choose to shaky hands the numbers. An answering machine informs me that all lines were busy.
13.05 clock. I choose again with trembling hands the number. I get told that it was still unclear, I should call tomorrow at 8.15 clock again. The biologist is looking at this again later on.
Okay, with this statement, I did not expect. But at least it's not worst case. This makes driving me nuts! So I find out tomorrow whether the insemination worked. How should I keep only hope?
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