I can't believe that the day is almost finally here!!! Adalyn's neonatologist
told us today that they are planning for her going home on Thursday! Today we
met with her pulmonologist and pediatrician, and home medical equipment team
will be doing the training in her room with us tomorrow. She will be going home
on oxygen, a pulse ox, and an apnea monitor. She is on such a miniscule amount
of oxygen flow (0.025L) and since all babies are different, they can't give me a
definite date when she will go off of it. However, given her history and how
she has been doing, both her pediatrician and pulmonologist think that she may
only need oxygen for a couple of months, and it may only be during her feedings
or while she is sleeping, etc. So, we'll be able to wean her off of it while at
home. She will probably need the apnea monitor for about 4 to 6 months, but
it's like a band that goes around the abdomen (which is what they told me).
Good thing babies don't wear skin tight clothing, right?

She will also re-do her car seat test (she failed it yesterday by 10 minutes.)
She's going to have a bit of equipment, but it's all portable and I'm confident
we can manage. DH and I have been living at the hospital, with at least one
of us here 24 hours a day to make sure we get her routine, figure out her cries,
do all her feedings, etc, for the last week or so. She gets very angry when she
isn't fed on time. She definitely has a different cry for when she is hungry,
when she is gassy, and when she needs her diaper changed. It's really neat
figuring out her cues, watching her just look around, and crying because she
wants to be held and "join" our conversation by watching us while we talk.

Thank
you all so much for all your thoughts and prayers! She will still have a
billion appointments, but we'll be able to manage her at home! I can't
wait to get wheeled out of here with her in my arms!!!! mI can already
foresee my face to be one hot emotional fabulous mess!!!
TTC Since July 2008.
Me: PCOS DH: Low everything (MFI)
Clomid with TI x 3 2010 BFN
Clomid+IUI+Ovidrel 2010 BFN
IVF w/ICSI #1 2011
9/8/11 Beta #1: 2082!! 9/19/11 Beta#2 34,689!! U/S 9/22/11 HR 127! 11/8/11 HR 150! 12/6/11 HR 136! 12/14/11 HR 139! Born at 26w2d on 2/4/2012! After 83 days in the NICU, Adalyn came home on 4/26/12!
FET 1 3/2013 BFN
FET 2 5/2013 BFN
Re: XP: Never Have I Been So Excited to hear the word DISCHARGE!!! *Adalyn update 4/23
IVF #1: 4-11-11= Transferred 1 beautiful blastocyst I named "Nugget"
5 Snowbabies! Beta#1 4/21= BFP! 226; Beta#2 4/25= 944
DS born 12/14/11
Baby #2 FET Nov/Dec 2013
12/13 Beta#1=BFP 349; 12/16 Beta#2=1,089. First ultrasound 12/26. DS#2 born 8/8/14



~~PAIF/SAIF Always Welcome~~
Me (32) Dx PCOS, DH (32) SA = Normal/mild morph issues
TTC#5 July 2017 - 3rd cycle TTC = BFP on 11/12/17 at 9dpo Beta #1 = 96 at 13dpo - Beta #2 = 207 at 15dpo
3 rounds of Clomid + TI and 3 rounds of 7.5 mg Femara + IUI before our BFP on 11/8/10 at 12dpiui
TTC #2 3rd cycle of Femara 7.5mg+Ovidrel+TI = 4 follies = BFP on 10/12/12
TTC#3 July 2014 - Metformin +TI = BFP at 9dpo - Twins, one baby lost at 5.5 weeks
Macy Annabelle born at 37w4d on 4/29/15. Diagnosed with Cri du Chat and passed away on 6/6/15. Forever in our hearts.
TTC#4 3rd cycle of Metformin + Femara 7.5mg+Ovidrel+TI = 3 follies = BFP on 12/24/16
Unexplained Infertility
After two Clomid cycles, three injectable IUI cycles, two IVFs, two miscarriages, and one lap surgery, IVF #2 has brought us our little boy!
TTC #2
After months of being postponed or cancelled, FET #1.3 (Natural FET) brought us twin girls!