These injections hurt a lot more than the Lupron shots did
:( I have to keep thinking about holding my precious baby. Even writing that
brings tears to my eyes. I am praying that this is God's will for Kelcey and I.
I went in this morning and gave blood, of course my veins rolled so she had to
end up using my hand. I just got a call with the results from my blood work and the nurse told me to add another vial of Bravell. So I am doing a total of 6 vials now. Pray for Kelcey ( I have been super emotional lately). I am so glad they thought
me how to mix them or I would definitely look like a pin cushion. My tummy
already has some bruising and you can see little red needle marks. Tonight will
be my first time to give the big injection without Kelcey. I feel more
comfortable when he is home to supervise. I am having trouble with letting go
of all the details and remembering that God is in control. I am worried about
my body responding well to the medication and I am nervous about how many
follicles I have. They still haven't started to count them yet. I guess they
are waiting for the meds to kick in first. Hopefully on my next Apt, Thursday
morning, we will know how many I have. God is in control of every detail 1 Peter
5:7 says, "Cast your anxiety on God by trusting that he cares for
you." And Philippians 4:6 says, "Cast your anxiety on the Lord by
praying and letting your requests be made known to him." The connection is
simple. Trusting that God cares about your anxiety is expressed in prayer.
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