Ok so it isn't really me but close enough
Published on June 22, 2006 By just john In Home & Family
As some of you know my wife and I have been going through the invetro fertilization for a while now. They did the transfer Tuesday a week ago and the pregnancy test was yesterday. It was positive just as the six home tests my wife did were. (She is so impatient)

Wahoooo! I'm gonna be a daddy. I hope. They will do another test tomorrow to confirm the pregnancy and to give us a good idea of how many we may be having. Right now twins look strong but there is a possibility for more.

Normally I wouldn't get excited but in four tries we have never made it this far. Twice we were canceled after going almost all the way through the cycle so this is great news.

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on Jun 22, 2006
Awesome!!! Best wishes to you and your wife, and congratulations!!!
on Jun 23, 2006
It's just a little lima bean now maybe more than one.


It's still smaller than that I think! Thank you!

foreverserenity


Thank you!

I know women who have gone through the whole invitro ordeal of injections and my heart goes out to your wife.


I think the two times we got canceled were as bad as a complete cycle. Thank you!

Tova7


Thanks! You think there is a like a pregnancy microwave? I don't think I can wait 9 months.

InBloom


Thanks!

island_gurl12


Thank you!
on Jun 23, 2006
A day late -- I laughed out loud when I saw this in the forums. So now some guy named John thinks he's pregnant! For a second I thought you were making fun of all us pregnant women here.

Seriously, Congratulations! I hope you get all the babies you want, but if they're way too many I second the others' advice: GET SOME ROUND-THE-CLOCK HELP!
on Jun 23, 2006
You think there is a like a pregnancy microwave? I don't think I can wait 9 months.


That is so sweet. I often hear pregnant women say this kind of thing, but rarely the dad.

You'll be a fabulous daddy John, as I am sure your son would attest already.
on Jun 23, 2006
John makes a fast break towards the goal he fakes and draws the goalie towards him. John passes to the Doctor. Doctor shoots. GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Maybe a hat Trick? .

Congrats. It seems to me that the couples who have to work the hardest for pregnancy are the ones who appreciate new life the most.

Blessings,

AD
on Jun 23, 2006
Congrats. It's clear how much you love the children in your family. I'm sure you two will make terrific, devoted parents.

AD:
It seems to me that the couples who have to work the hardest for pregnancy are the ones who appreciate new life the most


That's a BIG (and rude) assumption on your part.
on Jun 23, 2006
No offense, but if you don't have a uterus, you can't claim "I'm pregnant" or "we're pregnant".


Like crud we can't! We're the ones who have to endure the third trimester glares for every errant word and accusations about our ancestry all the way back to Adam during labor! (LOL...I HOPE you know I'm joking here, Jill).

But seriously, if ANY man could make this statement, I would give someone who had been with his wife through rounds of in vitro fertilization first priority. While he may not endure the physical pains of the pregnancy, he HAS endured the repeated roller coaster of emotions that people like myself, frankly, don't know.

Congrats, and best wishes!
on Jun 23, 2006
Seriously, Congratulations!


Thank you!
on Jun 23, 2006
You'll be a fabulous daddy John, as I am sure your son would attest already.


I think I will do fine but the kid is my nephew. This will be our first child.
on Jun 23, 2006
It seems to me that the couples who have to work the hardest for pregnancy are the ones who appreciate new life the most.


I don't know becuse I don't have anything to compare it to. However, I do know how happy I am and I can't imagine anyone else being this happy. That's just me though.
on Jun 23, 2006
Congrats. It's clear how much you love the children in your family. I'm sure you two will make terrific, devoted parents.


Thank you so much!
on Jun 23, 2006
But seriously, if ANY man could make this statement, I would give someone who had been with his wife through rounds of in vitro fertilization first priority.


You know I half way agree with you here. I know more about the whole process than most people who don't go through in vitro. The worst part about knowing more is that you have to learn the good and the bad. Even though I am very excited about her being pregnant I still have to keep in mind that something could go wrong. Knowing all of the things that could go/be wrong is a bit too much.

Thanks!
on Jun 23, 2006
Oops...sorry!

I know you told me it was your nephew before but for some reason I keep seeing you with a son in my head!

You MUST be having boys...hahahahahahah.
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