Did any of you lovely ladies went to Embrio/blastocyst transfer by themselves without your other halfs?! Would i regret in case ICSI works this time or worst didnt work...
Have an appointment for Wed and thinking its waist of time /money and super inconvenient for my hubby to come over to London for an appointment.
Thank you x
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My hubby has been there for our 2 transfers and will be there for transfer number 3.
I'd rather have my hubby there, our clinic is a 2 hour drive away so any trip there is rather inconvenient and sometimes we've had to have an overnight stay depending on appointment times. His work have been really flexible and allowed time off for appointments.
It's totally up to you and your hubby. Does he want to be there? If he's not bothered perhaps you could take a friend or family member to make sure you get home safely afterwards?
Gosh... Never thought it could be that way. Saying that when embriologist called me to cancel my app on Mon (day 3) and book it for Wed she said smth like... They look good but anything could happen between now and then... Hm
I didn't get the day 3 phone call to come in until after my hubby had left for work, so he couldn't be there. I had thought it would be okay, but they dropped a bit of a bombshell that they wanted to put two embryos back. I freaked out because my sister had a very difficult birth with twins and our family has spent the last three years getting over it. I wish he could have been there to hold my hand and talk it through. I was so upset I couldn't speak to him on the phone at work, but the embryologist was wonderful and spoke to him for me.
I think I'd been focusing too much on the physical aspects of the procedures and how much support I would or wouldn't need. I didn't see this one as very physically difficult, but emotionally it was a big deal. I wish I'd had someone there with me in retrospect, but I really didn't foresee this as being an issue, especially since all the literature we'd been given was advising us that the most likely scenario would be to return one embryo.
But everyone's different! So perhaps think about whether you'd like some support there from him or someone else.
We r deff will be putting bavk only 1 (i wishit was 2) as bounded ny NHS contract.
My hubby is a moaner...
Sometomes i literally feel like i have a baby already.
So i decided i want to do it alone and as im having day off im just gonna go and have a procedure and lunch by myself to celebrate me and my "baby" to be reunited and will just hope it will stick!
Selfish? But hey feel like it eould be calmer and hustle free))))
Hello, I would just check that the hospital/clinic don't need him to sign anything on the day (I don't think we had to but I would double check!). The ET procedure is fine but it's quite reassuring to have someone there (even if it's not your hubby). Just make sure you take it easy after transfer x
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