Hi Ladies,
I posted a couple of questions here in the past, but I wanted to do a formal intro.
After a long and difficult journey, I gave birth to DS in October, which was undoubtedly the best day of my life! (see siggy for full details) I have enjoyed staying home with him through his ninth week. I am the main income earner in our family and the time has come for me to head back to work. Of course I have mixed feelings about it, I hate to leave him and I am anxious about everything going smoothly, but I am also looking forward to getting back to some of my usual routines. And of course, income! LOL
Our new nanny started last week and she seems to be a good fit so far, so I am hoping that will work out well. We have been really successful with EBF to this point, and I want to keep it up. I am a busy professional and I don't always have the opportunity to excuse myself in privacy during the day, so I am really nervous about pumping at work. So between the emotions related to leaving him and my worries about pumping at work, I am a little anxious!
I look forward to getting to know you all.
TTC #1 12/2009
BFP #1 1/2010, M/C 6 weeks
BFP #2 6/2010, DD lost to congenital heart disease,
we are heartbroken.
TTC #2 4/2011, diagnosed MTHFR, FVL
Four natural cycles BFN; Clomid IUI BFN; Follistim IUI BFN;
1/2012 IVF #1 BFN
4/2012 FET BFP #3
5/2012 7w1d u/s: anembryonic demise; M/C @ 8w.
6/2012 found Stage II/III endo on laparoscopy, removed w/ laser.
8/2012 IVF #2 epic fail: no viable embryos.
Vacation, break, second opinions, on to new RE.
1/2013 Surprise chemical pregnancy BFP #4 (break cycle), IVF #3 postponed.
2/2013 TI w/ hormonal support, prednisone, aspirin, Lovenox, acupuncture gave us a miracle BFP #5!
Heartbeat on U/S at 6w1d! Baby,please stay!!Our miracle baby boy arrived 10/2013! We are so in love!!
10/2014 Surprise BFP #6
Our second daughter arrived in May 2015! We are so grateful!



Re: Intro... back to work I go!
2010: Infertility
October 2015: missed miscarriage #2 at 11 weeks (trisomy 22)
I will say that I was lucky that my supply was decent enough that I only had to pump about twice a day and for only a few minutes. Also, I was lucky in that I could be a little relaxed about the timing. Hopefully, this will be your experience too. Don't forget nursing pads!