Check another thing off the list!

So had my saline sono/mock transfer today.  I had watched a YouTube video here that let me know what to expect and it was exactly like that.  Well, exactly except that he said "this won't hurt a bit" then I explained I've been told by his nurses that I have a stubborn cervix.  After trying once he said "They're right.  This may hurt a bit now since I have to slightly dilate your cervix."  It took that, and three different catheters before success.  But good news - no polyps or fibroids.  A "Great looking uterus".  Thanks Doc.

Is it odd that I've been seeing this man for three years and this is the first time I've seen him where I'm not fully clothed and in his office?  My RE always does the plan and looks at info but the actual U/S and IUIs have all been done by nurses and ultrasound techs.  I almost laughed out loud when a thought went through my head "Usually when I have a man's head between my thighs, I'm enjoying it a lot more than this."  I'm crude, I know.  But seriously, I had to stifle a giggle.

The irony of the day came when I was in the waiting room before hand.  They had the Price is Right on.  And it was "expecting mothers" episode.  Ugh.  Then in the five minutes I was watching, the winner up on stage with her beautiful six month baby bump was asked her due date.  Oct. 16th.  My EDD for our miscarriage chemical pregnancy.  Just twist that knife a little more, thankyouverymuch!  So now I have Alanis Morissette in my head singing "Isn't it Ironic?  Dontcha think."  Yes, Alanis - this is my 2000 spoons when all I need is a knife.  But at least with the man of my dreams, I *AM* is beautiful wife.

So 13 days until our consult.  It's coming up faster than I thought it would.  And of course, while they were there, they took a peak.  16mm follie on the right - not that it means anything with our MFI and LPD.  But I've never known how well things are going on a natural cycle so it was like "OK, kind of how I'd expect for cd10 for me."