Hi, I thought twice about posting because so many were going through their FET at the end of June the same as me and had heartbreaking results. But I wanted to share my experience because I thought it might help someone else in their 2WW who might go through similar to what I did.
I had 2 low grade C blastocysts put back in, one really wasn't in great shape but they put it back anyway. I didn't experience many symptoms post FET apart from a slight tugging feeling in my lower abdomen and a terrible headache 1 day. I was so worried that I gave in and tested on Day 7, and really wish I hadn't, it was a bfn and made me feel worse. I had terrible cramps day 8/9 and went from worrying I had no symptoms to worrying I had pain, it's a constant cycle of worry and it's all so overwhelming I couldn't remember what was normal anymore.
On OTD (which was day 11 for me) I got a bfp. I know I am so, so lucky to get a positive, especially after a negative earlier, it's not lost on me how tough this whole journey is for everyone and I just wish we could all have the luck we deserve. It's early days I know, but I wanted to just say to anyone having FET or going into their 2WW that you are not alone over thinking every tiny little thing going on in your body, and in giving in to test early, so many of us do it but try to hang on if you can. Lastly if you get a bfn early try not to give up hope, the women on here were so wonderful reminding me I still had time, and if there is one thing I've learned at every stage of this its that bodies can do amazing things in 24hrs. I still over think everything and petrified something will go wrong, I even did a test today to check, I worry the lines are too faint, something isn't right but I wonder if that's how the whole journey will be because we all go through so much that it doesn't quite seem real.
Good luck to everyone in their cycles, and thank you so much to those women who helped me through the last month, as a single donor mum I really felt like I wasn't alone at a really vulnerable time and it's meant a lot. x