Officially No Longer Knocked Up

Hey All,

Thanks so much for your comments, emails, skypes, and general love and support after yesterday’s post.

I’m still in kind of an icky place – especially since my vajayjay is doing its best impression of Niagra Falls right now. (TMI. I know. Don’t care. ).

ANYWHO – I went in for more blood tests this morning. Was about to give up on them posting my results online when finally – just a few minutes ago – there they were.

Beta is 4. I am officially no longer knocked up. I’ll be making an appointment with doctor twofer tomorrow – hopefully still for this week.

Time to tackle this biyatch.

7 Responses to “Officially No Longer Knocked Up”

me0me May 3, 2011 at 23:22 #

You’re funny when you’re gross

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Teejay May 4, 2011 at 03:09 #

I’m glad your number has finally come down. Good luck with the new doctor. I hope he can do great things for you.

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slcurwin May 4, 2011 at 03:13 #

Hey, none of us are afraid of the TMI wagon. It helps to vent that crap.

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Christina May 4, 2011 at 03:47 #

There is no such thing as TMI in TTC.

I never thought I’d ever congratulate anyone for dropping hCG levels. Here’s to Dr Twofer getting you knocked up to stay!

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BleedingTulip May 4, 2011 at 04:54 #

As far as I’m concerned there is no such thing as TMI in lives like ours. Never fear 🙂

Shmerson is right, you have to take care of yourself for you, but I understand how it can be more motivating to do it for a child… and the subsequent backsliding when the child doesn’t come despite our best efforts.

I really hope Dr.Twofer can work some magical mojo, my heart is with you!!!

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Kristin May 4, 2011 at 06:34 #

I’m really glad your numbers returned to normal so quickly. Hope the appointment with Dr. Twofer is fruitful.

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Wren's Cage May 4, 2011 at 13:54 #

im just blogging my way now through miscarriage.
only just started blogging but am well versed in getting ‘unpregnant’
I would value your feedback since you have experienced so much.
I started this blog since every book or info i would read was so bloody encouraging, every bit of advice is so from someone who has come out of the otherside.
Whether – when i write about the actual loss (which starts next week) it is realistic and honest for more than just me.

goodluck with your ‘journey’
i enjoyed your blog – even as an outsider to your circle.
you are a good writer

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