Well shocked I am. I took the test and put it out of site until the timer went off for 3 minutes. Then, I looked and couldn't believe my eyes. How could this be? I went into the bedroom and woke up my husband with, "Hey baby, take this with a grain of salt, but this pregnancy test is positive". Yes, I still didn't believe it. Firstly, I was skeptical that maybe, even though I tested out the trigger, maybe it was still positive due to the trigger shot. It was still 3 days before I was supposed to be able to test. Also, those darn cramps were still there! Also, 16 months of negatives will make you skeptical.
But here it is:
We had to drive 8 hours round trip that day to see my husband's family, which was a good distraction, but I had a REAL hard time not getting excited.
The next day I took another test, which was even darker. This was enough proof for me that I am definitely pregnant! Except, I did not turn a digital test yet..
At this point I told my husband I had bad news, he was going to have to do the kitty litter box for the next nine months, haha!
So, on that Monday (the 25th), I called my RE's office to let them know, and they had me come in for betas. The ridiculous beta level was 716! This is way above the normal range for 3 weeks 5 days. The causes for this could be any of the following:
a) nothing to worry about, just a high count for no reason.
b) could be having a girl, as high hcg levels for this early have shown to be early indicators of girl babies.
c) could be twins, which is possible since I took Femara this cycle.
d) molar pregnancy (this would be bad). But I don't have any of the other symptoms of this, so I'll not worry about that.
Tuesday the 26th I was finally able to turn a digital positive, woot:
Symptoms so far:
-Lower back pain
-Frequent urination
-Slight nausea (but nothing too bad yet)
-Cramps
-Insomnia, ugh
-Hunger .. but then again I've always been hungry. I'm a flab queen.
Here I am at 4 weeks:
Yep, that's pretty much just flab. Ha.
Now, if I can make it to six weeks, I will be so ridiculously excited! And at Christmas we will share our news with family!
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