I ate the shit out of that beast
I planted it in the ground and had a ceremony (I know someone who actually did this)
Dude, I think that thing got thrown in the trash. I forgot it was even there.
Just show me what everyone else did. I don't like answering things.
Re: What did you do with your placenta?
Me: "Nope, DH is bringing me pasta for dinner. Thanks."
Age: 35 TTC since 2005, MFI & DOR
IVF #1 Sep '11 - canceled poor response
IVF #2 Nov '11 8R/8M/4F 3dt x2 - chemical
IVF #3 April '12 11R/6M/4F 3dt x2 - m/c
FET #1 Aug 2012 3dt x2 - BFN
**new RE**
IVF #4 Jan '13 BFN 11R/6M/6F 5dt x2 - BFN
IVF #5 July '13 16R/10M/10F 5dt x2 + 1 frostie
9dp5dt Beta 1 = 344!! 16dp5dt. Beta 2 = 4822 7wk u/s= 2 heartbeats!
Twin girls! 3/6/14
I didn't have any issues taking mine (just had to sign a release) at my hospital (Presbytarian, private), but I have friends who have birth at private, conservatively religious hospitals (Baptist, Catholic) who had to get court orders to take theirs.
My encapsulation cost $200 which seems pretty standard. I can see a HUGE difference this time with the pills -- no PPA, much more energy, better milk supply.
I paid $500 for my doula and for her to
Encapsulate. It would've been $100 for her to just encapsulate. I don't regret it. I felt great after birth and barely had any PP blues or anything. I had a ton of energy too.
I NEVER though I would want to do something like that but since I was 10 days overdue I got bored, started researching, and made a last minute decision to try it. Not nearly as gross as I though it would be!
A14 Siggy Challenge (November): Favorite Fall Smell
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