So, tomorrow is 100 days before our wedding, and I'm a bit bummed out. Not because of the wedding, but because tomorrow is the day they are rebuilding my ankle. They are repairing or replacing all the ligaments in my ankle, and I have to go back on crutches for another 3 months (I already did 3 months for the broken leg, pelvis, and 2 knee surgeries).
The surgeon is hoping I can push the recovery curve and that I'll be able to walk down the aisle, instead of crutching down it. My mom is pretty stressed that I'll still be on crutches, and so, I have become more stressed about it as a result. I'm not freaking out or anything, just kind of bummed.
So, if you read this, and think about it in the morning, I wouldn't mind at all if you send good thoughts out, to help guide the surgeons hand. Its the orthopedic center of the rockies, so at least it's not some hack, and they did the two knee surgeries, so they know me. But still... yeah. Thanks for listening.
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Re: 100 days
Massive uterine fibroids removed 3/06
BFP 1/11; MM/C discovered @ 10w, loss at 6w; Cytotec
B/W 7/11 = normal CD3, FSH 8.9; 7DPO progesterone 1.7
Three Clomid cycles, all BFN, Off to an RE for me...
FSH=8.7 E2=30 AMH=1.8 HSG clear, SA=great
Inj. IUI #1 12/9/11 BFN, Inj. IUI #2 1/6/12 BFN
Inj. IUI #3 1/30/12 BFP!, HCG doubled through 6w, 7w u/s mm/c twins
Lost our known donor to unplanned pregnancy
Factor V Leiden, Hetero, symptomatic
Op Hysteroscopy 5/12, removed scar tissue and uterine septum
Doing Cryo-DE IVF and older child adoption (Home visit- Check!)
Beautiful hatching 5-blast transfered 8/30
BFP 9/7/12 EDD May 19, 2013, beta #1=291 beta #2=762 beta #3=7306
Sneek peak u/s shows HB at 6w1d!!! 123bpm!
Still have a HB at 18w0d!!! 142bpm! Grow, baby, grow!
Great NT scan, but, placenta previa. Resolving!
Labile Hypertension, placed on HBP meds to try to avoid pre-e
A/S on 12/21/12, Petra's having a baby, it's the end of the world!
PGAL Siggy Challenge- Animal Hangovers!
"Petra, you are an obese 40+ year old. Stop jumping through these hoops. Just adopt already. There is no shame in that." -Deethebee
I will send good thoughts to you! I hope all goes well.
[QUOTE]So, tomorrow is 100 days before our wedding, and I'm a bit bummed out. Not because of the wedding, but because tomorrow is the day they are rebuilding my ankle. They are repairing or replacing all the ligaments in my ankle, and I have to go back on crutches for another 3 months (I already did 3 months for the broken leg, pelvis, and 2 knee surgeries). The surgeon is hoping I can push the recovery curve and that I'll be able to walk down the aisle, instead of crutching down it. My mom is pretty stressed that I'll still be on crutches, and so, I have become more stressed about it as a result. I'm not freaking out or anything, just kind of bummed. So, if you read this, and think about it in the morning, I wouldn't mind at all if you send good thoughts out, to help guide the surgeons hand. Its the orthopedic center of the rockies, so at least it's not some hack, and they did the two knee surgeries, so they know me. But still... yeah. Thanks for listening.
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Good luck. I'll be thinking of you.
We'll just not tell H about this little fact, m'kay?
Good vibes coming your way! I hope you heal quickly and can walk down the aisle, but if the worst to happen on your wedding day is a pair of crutches, it will still be a GREAT DAY! Hang in there!
I'm not trying to unjustify your worries about it, but rather, help you see that even if you need to crutches down the aisle, it might not be as bad as you're imagining right now.
I'm thinking of you and sending good thoughts your way.
I like Sarah's statement just above mine. It's so true.
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Maybe you should look into one of those Grecian God tent thingies that four hot, shirtless men can use to carry you down the aisle. I mean, you gotta get to the altar somehow, right?
Also, is your name by any chance from the Orson Scott Card books? It's a character's nickname (Petra Stonegirl) so it would be funny because those are some of my fave novels!
You could always insist to be carried down the aisle