Our family had a wonderful little weekend, celebrating our good news by heading out to the mountains and staying at a beautiful resort tucked in the heart of the Canadian Rockies...while we were cozy in our room, cuddling (all three of us!) under a down duvet on the king sized bed, it snowed lightly outside our window. Sigh. Simply amazing.
DH and I are still in a bit of shock over our blessed news, but mostly, we just can't stop smiling! We arrived home on Sunday morning, and I headed out to the lab in the afternoon to get my beta test done.
You will never believe the result....
My hcg beta - 16dp2dt - is 2281.
Yes - holy moly!!!
I couldn't believe my ears when the nurse from the clinic phoned this morning, and I actually had to ask her to repeat herself.
"Isn't that a bit high?!?" I asked.
"Yes." she replied, "But that's good! Congratulations!"
"Doesn't a high number like that sometimes mean multiples?" I persisted...
"Yes." she answered, "There's a possibility!"
"But I only transferred one embryo. Isn't it too early for it to split???" I could feel the blood drain from my face as I thought of this possibility.
"Um...no...but let's get you booked in for an ultrasound, shall we?" she replied cheerfully, clearly trying to distract me from my neurosis....
I am still trying to come to terms with the number, and hope that it's just a strong little embie, burying in deep and producing a lot of hcg. But my mind couldn't help but wander to the thought that a high beta number could also mean a molar pregnancy...
I pray to God that it isn't...
2 comments:
Oh man, Springroll, why couldn't it just be a nice high number to let you relax a little.
When is the ultrasound?
Hoping all is well and it's just a tough little embie.
xoxo
T.
Praying that all is well, but the nurse sounded positive... so praying she's right! Yay!
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