Slow Down!

That's what my RE yelled at me as I walked by him this morning on my way back to get my blood drawn. Apparently I was walking to fast and to bouncy for someone with ovaries my size. So now, I have to glide everywhere I walk. It's a lot harder to walk slowly then I thought it would be. It actually takes a lot of concentration to not walk my normal pace.

Other than getting yelled at by my RE (and he didn't really yell - just suggested strongly), the appointment went pretty well. The fluid they saw Saturday was gone, so I guess my laying around and watching America's Next Top Model all day was worth it. And I was able to go to work, which I was worried he might not let me go. There were 27 follicles on my left! I think only about 10 or so were a mature size. And I think there were about 15-20 on the right with five or so that looked fairly big. My E2 was 1555, so even though I had a follicle or two that was 20mm, I have one more night of stims and most likely will trigger tomorrow with retrieval on Thursday. Which means I might be able to go to my concert on Friday night!

I had some other good news today. I found out I passed my recertification exam, so I am officially a physician assistant for another six years! I was actually a little surprised by my results - I did a lot better then I thought I would. It's such a huge relief that that is over. Now, if I can only pass my other "test" in a few weeks, it would make for an amazing month.