u/Gloomy-Signal5933

I got my positive!!! Yay! I’m cautiously optimistic. I got result for two hcg blood test. The first one was 8dpt, it was 139. The second was yesterday (10 dpt) and 430. Im so grateful. I worked out yesterday and started bloating extremely hard. I looked pregnant for about a week and it looks even bigger now. Has anyone else had this experience? I know I’m too early to have a bump…
Also, when did you take a deep breath and not always worry it’s not going to work out.

I will also be asking my doctor but I would love to hear what all of your experiences have been if you have a moment?

I am doing my first FET next week and I’m really excited and a little nervous. I own and solely operate my food truck and it is A LOT of physical activity, not to mention very hot during the summer. I can adjust my hours and even usually take July and August off due to it getting too hot in there and I do mostly seasonal (spring, fall, holidays) catering any ways.

I also do pretty hard workout classes and lift weights. It really helps my anxiety and overall mental health. I am a little nervous about causing harm to my future baby or risking a pregnancy by going back too early. I took a week off work and can take longer if needed. Any thoughts or own experiences? Also, I am 40 years old. Not sure if age makes a difference?

I have my first transfer in a few weeks. It almost doesn’t feel real. I’m starting to get really bad anxiety about it. My partner and I have been working so hard to try to cover the next IVF transfer cost and with that comes stress on the relationship. I also lost my best friend (dog) of almost 18 years a couple weeks ago and then got banged up by a small car accident from someone rear ending me a few days ago. I know everyone says “relax, take care of your body, enjoy the process”… I feel beat up and worn down, almost sad. Did anyone else have trouble getting excited and almost second guessing the entire process? Any advice you can give me on specific ways to get ready would be so appreciated. Or even just telling me your experiences would be nice. Thank you in advance.