One of my besties got married this weekend and both Husband and I were in the wedding- it was here in Dallas, so it was nice to get away for 2 days, but not have to actually worry about traveling.
The wedding extravaganza started Friday evening with the rehearsal and rehearsal dinner. The dinner was held at a nice steakhouse in downtown and we enjoyed some yummy steak, potatoes, cheesecake and creme brulee!
Here we are with the excited couple- soon to be Mr and Mrs!!
All of the girls- after a full day of making ourselves pretty :) The theme was a winter wedding so notice our fur wraps over the dresses!
Me and Husband in the limo on the way to the reception- yes, my eyes looked HUGE all night, thanks to some fake lashes (not sure if that was a good thing or bad thing)
Having some fun at the reception :)
My weekend then ended with a very early doctor appointment Sunday morning. The good news is that the sonogram was neither good nor bad. This is what we saw:
If you look carefully in the upper left corner you will see that the tech noted that there are 17 follicles they are watching- yes, 17! And this is only on one ovary- there were about 20 on the other side. While this may sound like wonderful news, it can actually end up being bad at some point. Here's our dilemma: without the injections I do not ovulate at all on my own, but with the injections we end up with 20 follicles per ovary that start to grow- which is not safe. Not to mention I would prefer to not be the next celebrity mom for having 20+ kids!
Me and Husband in the limo on the way to the reception- yes, my eyes looked HUGE all night, thanks to some fake lashes (not sure if that was a good thing or bad thing)
Having some fun at the reception :)
My weekend then ended with a very early doctor appointment Sunday morning. The good news is that the sonogram was neither good nor bad. This is what we saw:
If you look carefully in the upper left corner you will see that the tech noted that there are 17 follicles they are watching- yes, 17! And this is only on one ovary- there were about 20 on the other side. While this may sound like wonderful news, it can actually end up being bad at some point. Here's our dilemma: without the injections I do not ovulate at all on my own, but with the injections we end up with 20 follicles per ovary that start to grow- which is not safe. Not to mention I would prefer to not be the next celebrity mom for having 20+ kids!
So I'll be going back bright and early tomorrow for another sono and more bloodwork (as usual) and in the meantime we will just hope that the injections work their magic!
10 comments:
Cute pictures! I was in a wedding this weekend too :)
You girls look so pretty! Continue to keep us posted :)
New to your blog through Laura (Cowboy Boots...)! Looks like you had a busy busy weekend! I agree with the Lindsay, you look beautiful! After scrolling through and trying to catch up, I'll be sending you thoughts and well wishes!
Hope your week is off to a great start!
Shannon
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You look So pretty. I've never tried the fake eyelashes- I want to someday though!!
And I second Lindsay's statement- keep up updated!!
Your eyes look amazing - definitely a fun thing to do for a special experience like a wedding!!
Good luck getting the correct number of follies to grow...
shannon is a sweetie!
as for ur news! i'm keeping my fingers crossed ...positive baby dust coming ur way
ps..loved the fake lashes..made ur eyes look great! :o)
Good luck girlie!
New to your blog and I love the wedding pics! Gorgeous dresses!
love all the pictures!!! See you in an hour future octomomma ;)
Holy moly follies! You sure you don't want to have 20+ children? Haha. Not cool, but you probably could get your own tv show out of that. ;) Good luck with everything!
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