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I am 37. I have rheumatoid arthritis. Having RA doesn't mean I can't also be an athlete. I have a daughter, Andra Kate, born 12/12/08, and am due with daughter #2 due 12/12/12.
About Me
Turkey Trot 2007
PRs
- Marathon: 4:00:46 10/22/06 Mystic Places Marathon, CT
- Half Marathon: 1:52:47 9/16/07 Philly Distance Run
- 20k: 1:47:47 9/4/06 New Haven Road Race
- 10k: 50:30 5/13/07 Norwalk (CT) Mother's Day 10k
- 5mi: 41:19 11/22/07 Turkey Trot, Fairfield CT
- 4mi: 33:16 3/15/09 Fairfield CT
- 5k: 24:36 5/3/09 Law Day 5k, Darien CT
- 3mi: 22:43 3/22/08 Bunny Boogie, Darien CT
3 comments:
Wow -- good intuition!
Best of luck with this whole thing. It sounds like it's been rough on you. While I didn't get as far with the process when I dealt with primary infertility years ago, I remember it always being rougher than I let on to others.
Fingers crossed for you. I am glad to hear that you are having such a good experience at Cornell. It sounds like they know what they are doing.
I tried to comment on your last post, but Blogger sucks. With DOR, that sounds like a good cycle. Remember! I only had 2 fertilized with the cycle that worked for our baby girl! We had a 7-cell and an 8-cell to transfer on 3-day. Both were high quality. Fingers crossed!
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