Just in case some of you are curious, I thought I would update you on my fertility appointments. I have been to my specialist twice in the last couple of months. The first appointment was really informational. He really explained a lot about what was going on with my body and what steps we may need to take in the future. I then had to go have blood work. I'm surprised I have any blood left. They took 10 tubes of blood! And YIKES was the bill big. Thank goodness for insurance. This past week, we went back for a follow up on my blood work. My doctor said that the test screamed PCOS, which brings some relief because it is the most common ovulation disorder and the most treated. There is hope! I also found out that my blood type is A positive. I have always wanted to know that, so I am glad that I now know. I am also immune to chicken pox, fifths disease, but not to CMV. I also tested negative for CF.
I am very content and happy with my life and we absolutely love being able to be spontaneous. We love going to the movies whenever we want, traveling, staying up late and sleeping in, but we have reached this point in our marriage where we are ready to make sacrifices. We are ready for God to give us a child to take care of and love. We are ready to have a little family!
We trust in the Lord and hold tight to His promises. Continue to pray for us that we have patience through out this process and that we will seek the Lord for guidance and strength!
7 comments:
Corby, thanks for updating. You both have been on my heart since you first blogged about this. I am praying for you!
Praying for you! I am glad that you are getting reliable information!!! Keep us posted!
Corby, So glad that you updated. I continue to pray for you daily! Sounds like y'all found a great doctor. =) That made all the difference for me (when I switched doctors!)
I was JUST thinking about this! So glad to hear you are getting answers. Continuing to pray for you.
Thanks for updating! You guys are in my thoughts and prayers.
I'm still praying for you guys and I know God has a perfect little for you!
It is hard going through all the fertility stuff. We did it for 2 1/2 years. I ended up having to have surgery which I call the roto ruter job because they removed a cyst and all the polyps and anythingthing else that was not suposed to be there. I guess it worked because 2 months later i got preggo! It is very hard to go through all of this and I will be praying for you and your treatments
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