This has been quite an ordeal for me, as it has been for everyone. Today was the beginning of week 4 of this process. It was also the day it was confirmed, via bloodwork, that the Methotrexate injection did its job. My levels went from 159 on 3/22 to 75 today. They dropped. My doctor seems satisfied, but wants to continually monitor me until they are at zero. I'm happy that it is finally coming to an end. I want this to be over so I can begin to live my life fully again.
Just wanted to share, because this is the only place people get me. I needed to talk to someone about it. Thanks for being so wonderful throughout this process, ladies. You have all been a God-send.
B
Re: Is there such a thing as "good" bad news?
I know exactly how you feel, in regards to "good" bad news. When I heard of me betas dropping, I had a huge sign of relief. I was actually terrified that they would rise.
I hope your numbers continue to drop steadily, and you reach zero shortly so you can work on the future.
BFP#1 10/1/2011. Our perfect little girl, Her heart stopped @ 12w1d. D&E 11/23/11
BFP#2 3/13/12 Weird CP/Possible EP @ 6w0d
BFP#3 5/28/12 CP @ 5w0d
BFP/WTF#4 10/26/12 CP
BFP#5 12/10/12 EDD 8/23/2013
this.
Diagnosed w/ endometriosis 12/2010 Laproscopic surgery & 6 months of Lupron
BFP 12/17/2011,EDD 8/23/12,ectopic discovered 12/29/11 at 6 weeks recieved methotrexate
Dec '12 HSG & ultrasound showed abnormalities & more endo. Laproscopic surgery in January '13 showed significant damage & scar tissue from Endo. IVF is our best shot to concieve our rainbow.
June '13 Decided to go the adoption route!
***PGAL/PAL WELCOME***