Anyway,
the cycle has gone fairly well from a medical perspective. Super easy medication. I took letrozole days 3-7 of my cycle. I had no side effects at all. After some fairly uneventful ultrasounds, today my lining looks great and I have one mature follie. Initially I had three that looked like they would mature, but thankfully only one did. The other two seemed to have stopped growing. Obviously they could mature before
it’s all over with, but I’m more comfortable having just one. I was testing at home with OPK’s and got my +
today. It is day 15 of the cycle, so
ovulation (and IUI) will be on day 16.
What is
really causing me some stress is that my husband has started to get cold feet
about having another baby (like right in the middle of this cycle). I don’t really understand why. I know he feels like our son is starting to
be kind of a handful, (this is true) and he is envisioning himself chasing two
of them around for the next several years.
I agree this sounds a little un-sexy, but I’m not sure how it differs
from chasing one around. One kid still
makes it hard to jet off to a beach location, or even run out to dinner with
little notice. Everything requires
planning in advance. We already have a large
property and livestock, so it’s not like we have a lifestyle that allows us a
ton of freedom anyway. I think it makes sense
to just have a second kid now, so we can cram all this baby craziness into a
small period of time. Of course a second
baby costs more, but we spend so much money on the maintenance and improvement
of our home and property and don’t get near the fulfillment that a child
gives. I don’t know, I guess I’m just not
on the same page, but this is an important issue to be on the same page
about. I not yet ready to plan on being
a one child family. It’s not a bad
thing, but right now I still want that different dynamic that comes with two
kids. I guess I’m leaving that one up to
God because even if he was to refuse to give me a cup of his sperm tomorrow
(which I cannot imagine he would do), we could have conceived “naturally” this cycle,
so what’s done is done.
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