Finally

 I've been waiting years for yesterday to finally happen, and it did! My embryos (seen below) were transferred. I did two. They both survived the thaw process, which I was a little worried about. But they looked great and they put both in. It was such an easy process compared to what I've been through. The hardest part is the bedrest. My doc wants me down at least 3 days, but 5 if I can stand it. Then I'm not allowed to do much until my blood test the 14th. I've been through too much to go against anything he says. I'm feeling very blessed to be able to be this far in the process. I've been able to get this far only because of the help I've gotten from family. Jared was a trooper helping me this summer. And since he has to stay in Texas and work my mom is here helping me. It was a great experience having her in the room when they put the embryos in. She is such an incredible person. And my in-laws have taken care of me, and my father-in-law has given me the shots that I can't give myself. I've had so much help. I've also felt so much support from family and friends. I can feel the prayers, and sometimes it has been all that has helped me through the low points.

I have a 33% chance of having twins. I'm not sure how I feel about that. A two for one special would be great, but twins are hard. At this point I've just put it in God's hands and will take what he will give me.

Here they are! Hopefully they turn into babies!

So while I'm down I've got a few things to accomplish. First of all, blankets for my twin nieces that were born yesterday.  I'm already BORED, but I've never been happier.

I couldn't find Utah blankets to crochet around, so I found the stuff myself and paid someone to do it for me. It was actually cheaper than buying them. I love how they look!

 And lots of movies.

Things are going great. If you have any other suggestions of things to do, I'm open for suggestions.