The big day - embryo transfer!

We had 3 early blasts left today (everything else was degenerating). But the good news is that all 3 were Grade 1 (perfect). So, since the doctors seemed confident that the other 2 would make it to freeze (giving us a 2nd shot with a future frozen transfer if this fails), we went ahead with a single blast transfer. I had imagined we'd have a lot more embryos to pick from at this stage, but I can't complain about 3 perfect blasts. I'll find out tomorrow afternoon if my other 2 made it to freeze.

I got to talk to the embryologist and he was pretty happy with how everything went. The only slight problem was that he felt I had too many immature eggs (6 out of 18) and so if we ever did another fresh cycle, he would recommend adjusting the stimulation phase (different meds/dosage/timing) to help with that.

I asked him if anything he saw would help to explain our losses and he said no, that everything was pretty normal and average. He talked about a couple of things that he could have observed (like a large percentage of improper fertilization, etc) but he didn't see any of those red flags.

So, now I just spend 2 days on the couch and the wait begins...