Injections are go

7am on a Monday morning – what a way to wake up and start the day, K’s first buserelin injection. I know she was stressing a bit last night and this morning when we woke up, but it goes to show how far she’s come with all the blood tests and acupuncture to get past her needle-phobia and actually do this.

So yes, 7am this morning found us both sitting at the dining room table, K swabbing like a crazy lady and the dog, cats and I all sitting there watching.  They must have known Something Big was going on because they were all crowded around – either that or they were wondering why we weren’t feeding them yet.

The moment finally came and K took a big deep breath, held it for about 3 seconds, slid the needle in and almost yelled in surprise ‘hey it doesn’t even hurt’. All that stress over all those months for nothing! It stung when she pulled it out and still stings a little but not even as bad as a bee sting.

I am so proud of her, I know it was hard for her to do but I am so damn excited that it ended up not being that big a deal – especially with so many of the suckers still to go.’

This week is off to a good start after all!

About Tui

30-something kiwi-lesbian-stay at home-Mama, raising our toddler son with my wife, two cats and one dog.
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11 Responses to Injections are go

  1. A. says:

    Glad that it was easier than expected! Not a bad way to start the week. 🙂

  2. Pufferfish says:

    I was super surprised it didn’t hurt that bad either. It’s a nice surprise, isn’t it? Glad your Monday is getting the week off to a good start!

  3. S. says:

    congrats on the first injection! i was always surprised by how easy they were too, its so easy to get scared just thinking of it…

  4. poppycat says:

    Woohoo! Thank goodness it was no big deal. Time to get this baby show on the road!

  5. Geek says:

    Here’s hoping there’s not too many to go!

  6. nutella says:

    Way to go!

  7. luckylittle13 says:

    The needles always psych me out and I’m still surprised when they don’t hurt all that much, even the big ones.

    Time is going to start moving so quickly now!

  8. GaybyRabies says:

    I was so suprised when I did my first injection. If I stuck the needle in myself, I wouldn’t have even known I was getting a shot. Congrats on starting the injectables! Isn’t it crazy and wonderful to think that in about 2 weeks you’ll be pregnant?

  9. Next in Line says:

    Shooting drugs at 7am! Wow that is hard core. Grow little follicles grow.

  10. Heidi says:

    Yay injections!!!! And wow! 7am! I wouldn’t sleep lol, I’d be so nervous about the shot in the morning!! Yay for a brave K!!!

  11. thebao says:

    Good work, K! The anticipation is ALWAYS worse than the actual experience, and this is true in a variety of areas, I believe.

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