Miracle Baby's First UltrasoundThis morning's ultrasound revealed one miracle baby! Yea!
Dr. Dourron said that not only could he see the gestational sack, but he could also see the yolk sac which is something he would not expect to see until the sixth week. He indicated that it was a good thing.
My progesterone was 35 today. Also a good thing.
I will have an ultrasound every week through this first trimester, and they will check my progesterone weekly.
Too tired to write about impressions and feelings. Just very thankful and happy to be blessed like this.
Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteWonderful!! Congrats!
ReplyDeleteMy verification word on the comment I just posted was mensita...so maybe you have a little genius on your hands! LOL!
ReplyDeleteamazing!
ReplyDeleteWAAAAAAAHOOOOOOO!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteJumping up and down in my chair and clapping. This is beeeeeeeeauuuuuuutiful! ♥♥♥♥♥
perfectly perfectly beautiful
ReplyDeleteCONGRATULATIONS Joannah!!!!
Yay! So glad that your baby is snuggling in tight-- many, many prayers coming your way for a wonderful pregnancy. May 14th (or somewhere around there) will surely be a blessed day!
ReplyDeleteWONDERFUL for sure! That is a beautiful picture.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThat is the most beautiful sight that I've seen in a very long time! I am praising our Father God for this miracle and tearing up (as usual - I told you I always get teary!) May each day grow more joyful! I love you and it was so wonderful to see you at Aunt Nilja's party! She is pretty amazing for being 90. Hope the DNA continues on for the rest of us! Love You, Marla
ReplyDeleteoh joy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome! Congrats Joannah!
ReplyDeleteOh! Oh! Oh! wonderful, marvelous, beautiful!
ReplyDeleteAhh I'm so happy for you both a dream coming true right before your eyes
ReplyDeleteThis must have been one of the most fantastic things to ever experience!
ReplyDeleteI realize that it's very common to have many ultrasounds, and must be reassuring, but I wonder if it's truly safe. It took over 30 years to realize that x-rays harmed unborn children and the cellular migration studies have been duplicated in the US and Australia. What is the benefit to the baby from doing so many ultrasounds? I'm an experienced doula and have seen many births and done a lot of research that leads me to question the automatic medical model of pregnancy and birth. That said, however, I also believe that, when NEEDED, medical technology is life-saving, and, in your case, life-giving, and with the hand of God, a miracle.
YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you Lord!!!!! What a wonderful, one-derful blessing!!!!
ReplyDeleteK, everything is different when you are an IVF patient. I have to trust that my doctors know what they are doing. They have had countless successes.
ReplyDeleteJoannah!! Congratulations!!!! Wooohooo!! We are so happy for you and your baby!!!
ReplyDeleteEthel, Tim, Blossom, Yi and Jing xxxxx
God is SO good!!!! Many blessings again Joannah!
ReplyDeleteOh dear sweet Joanna, what a beautiful sight! I am so happy for you, I can't stop smiling. xoxoxoxox
ReplyDeleteWay to go! I hope you got sound slumber last night and woke up feeling like it was Christmas morning!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations!
I am very happy to hear that you will have ultrasounds each week through your first trimester. I had many, many ultrasounds, but nearly as many as that and I know it will be comforting to see your baby so often.
ReplyDeleteYes, a yolk sac is a very good sign! When I went for my first u/s at 5 weeks and 1 day, they only saw two gestational sacs and nothing in them. Two weeks later, Chick and Pea's little heartbeats were flickering away!
Big hugs!
Seriously WONDERFUL news. Oh man!!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. Just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteTears of happiness for you!
ReplyDeleteYou have been in my thoughts and prayers.
I am so very very happy for you.
Blessings.
Yay! Awesome news! God is good :) I will keep praying for you and your little bean.
ReplyDeleteCongrats! So excited for you!
ReplyDeleteJanet
So AWESOME! God is being sent loads of prayers of thanksgiving! I am super excited for you. What truly incredible news! Smiling :) Hugs, Sarah
ReplyDeleteOh. Happy. Day.
ReplyDeleteAlleluia!! So, so happy for you :)
ReplyDeleteCongratulations!!! So Happy for you!!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely fantastic!!! Praying daily for so many things for you!!!! But what pure joy!!! Certainly doesn't take the grief away...but softens your landing...I thank God for that!!! Love you so very much!! Janine XO
ReplyDeleteThe most beautiful ultrasound ever!
ReplyDeleteI just got goosebumps while reading this, Joannah! I can't stop smiling either! I am thanking God for answered prayer!
ReplyDeleteI'm must popping by to say hello and check-in on you. Hoping to see a happy (if even tired) post from you, soon.
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