Waiting is the name of the game. You wait for Day 1. You wait to see the affects of the drugs. You wait for the next procedure. You wait for the big test. Then, inevitably, you find yourself waiting for Day 1 again. (Well, until that day that the big test day is a happy one...)
As always the waiting drags on. Waiting is always slow, but I've come to enjoy it. Kind of. I enjoy the non-stress associated with the waiting for monitoring to begin. I enjoy the relatively-calm state of my hormones (this one is debatable... but it has been over 36 hours since I broke down last, so I'm thinking we can classify this as calm). I enjoy not having to be poked and prodded by countless people.
But I do eagerly anticipate the next step coming.
So now I am eagerly-patiently waiting for Sept. 3 to come along. I can't wait to see if these little follies have taken to growing this time. Hopefully more than 1 decided it liked this round of clomid. Hopefully, hopefully... waiting. :)
A good distraction is coming up, though. Tuesday I'm back at work and Thursday the new K students are finally here! That will keep me busy I have no doubt. And it's a lot harder to be preoccupied with waiting and testing and such when you have 15 5 year-olds to teach. :) So here's for making it the next few days until the next great distraction sets in. :)
2 comments:
And good luck to you too! I hope you have lots and lots of follies!
It's funny that both of our posts are about waiting! I guess that is what this entire journey is about. Hurry up and wait!
Good luck on your first day of school. There is nothing more amazing than watching a kindergarten teacher on the first day of school. I think you guys have some kind of magical powers to that keep total chaos at bay! You all are the heroes in elementary schools!
Fingers crossed that your follies are abundant!
=)
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