The only thing behind door 2, ladies and gents, is another ride on a roller coaster, maybe next time we’ll get the car, but the dice didn’t roll our way this time.
We stared bleary eyed at a pregnancy test at 5.30am this morning (1st wee of the day is best) wishing for a line. Even a faint one would be a smidge of hope. After a long lie in we started, half heartedly at some counter theories ..”maybe you missed?”, “well they are only accurate 99% of the time”… who were we kidding?
Did the blood work and got the confirmed negative call around 3.30, just after I showed Mrs IVF her “hub adjusted” pregnancy test (I drew a line on in pen as a morale boost)
We aren’t done yet, but we are thinking about a different clinic…. we hear good things about a place in Colorado.
I can’t believe this is so hard and elusive.
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