Show Notes
Today is transfer day!
This week we will talk you through how our final embryo transfer went. From the morning jitters to Lauren doing a comedy routine for the nurses while out of her box on painkillers.
We discuss the long-standing tradition of people eating fries from MacDonalds post-transfer, whether or not we'd accept a baby if it was a tiny Velociraptor at this point, feeling useless as the partner to the patient and just what in the heck embryo glue is.
It's mainly a bit of what to expect when you're hoping to expect to be expecting and how to manage those expectations!
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