i didn't die

Turns out once you've mastered lupron injections a DE cycle can be a little boring. Actually, wait! I can think of one thing that happened that was mildly interesting. Last Friday, we returned from Hobbs. I have been so sleep deprived that I intended to take a nap, wake up at midnight, go out to purchase HP and go back to bed. I hit the pillow at 7:30pm and I didn't emerge from my bedroom until 10am the next day. Have I ever mentioned that there are few things I love as much as sleep? I love my bed. I love my favorite sheets. I love them all the more when I have been sleeping on a twin air mattress, or sleeping in a bed with my sister with her 8 week old baby in the same room, or just not been in my own bed for two weeks. I slept, and slept, and slept right through my injection. I called the clinic in the morning but they told me they were busy and would get back to me later. They did. I got a teeny, tiny lecture about missing my shot. But now, things are back to normal. Well, whatever normal is for a person in the midst of their first IVF cycle. So, to sum things up I went to go visit my sister in Ohio and had both a stressful but wonderful time. I love my niece. I love her more than I ever thought I could. I have mastered my own lupron injections and will NEVER again allow Paul to do my shots. I missed a shot. It was no big deal. I got HP and read it for 2 days straight. I neglected all duties to husband and house. And I have an u/s on Monday before I leave to go to Denver. Whew!