The deed is done!

Well, its all over but the waiting. This morning we went to the clinic and transferred our babies! We met with the embryologist, who is very nice. She rattled of tons of info about our embryos, and suggested that we transfer 2 Grade 1 Morulas. She said that they looked very good. So overall, we had 26 eggs, 22 fertilized, 5 frozen, and only 2 were grade 1 morulas on the 4th day. I was really surprised that that was all we had left. She said that there were around 8 that were 12 cell (which day 4 numbers are supposed to be between 10-30 cells). The 2 best ones were already compacting (over 32 cells, very good for 4 days embryos). We decided to transfer the best two, but after we left the room, I was still very uneasy about the decision. I haven't been uneasy about any other decision we have made on this trip. We had decided last night that if we had the 4 day transfer, we would do 3 as they are underdeveloped...and only 2 if we had a 5-6 day transfer. Well, when she said we only had 2 great ones, we decided to transfer today (what if they hadn't made it to day 5 or 6). When we were in the transfer room, we decided last minute to transfer 3 instead. I feel really good about it. Now, if we end up like Jon & Kate Plus 8...my good feeling may change to panic. But, chances of that are highly unlikely. So, back to the room. We were in the same waiting room (in a bed) with Cori and Heath...so we had great moral support! Cori went first and was back in about 10-15 minutes...and she said it did not hurt. So, I went in and the position that you have to get into was very uncomfortable for my legs (I am not flexible at ALL! You lay edge of the bed with your heels touching your butt. They showed us the embryos on the screen and Jeremy got to take a picture of our babies! Then, they put in the catheter (no biggie) and the embryologist puts the embryos in a syringe and then in the catheter. She checks under the microscope afterwards to make sure they are not left in there. Overall, it was really easy and not painful. The most uncomfortable part was my legs cramping up. Then, we just rested in our cheerful room, paid, got our protocol and left. Now I am laying in the bed and trying to relax. Only 14 days until we know!!!