Can I just mention yet again how much I love my husband? He’s just awesome.

He works in the military, in the medical unit. He’s not really a medical personnel – he does workplace safety and air testing and such – but his office is in the “clinic”. One weekend a month they have drill, where they all have to work and it’s not just the regular military staff, it’s all the reserves who come in. Anyhow, they do a lot of vaccines and stuff there on those guard weekends. So today you know what Den did? He got people to show him how to do injections. He knows we have a class with our nurses but he wanted to practice, to make sure he’d do it right for me. :love: That’s just the sweetest thing.

I told him about that pregnancy journal I found that I adore, and how much it costs. I’m like, “$75!!” and he nodded and replied, “Babe, it’s for life.” Okay, totally NOT the response I expected! (I also thought about how much it would cost if I did my own scrapbook… it came out to a lot more than $75. I spent FAR too much money in scrapbook stores, and I’ve done very little with it!)

Den and I also talked a wee bit more about the number of blasts. Yeah, there’s a tiny part of both of us that wants to throw in two and just let mother nature sort out how many. Plus of course the thought of twins isn’t worse than the thought of no pregnancy at all. I think we’re going to have to discuss it with our doctor. We’re both feeling really emotional over all of it. I’m usually so fact-oriented, right? ;) (Kidding!) But the stats sheet they gave us stated a 66% chance of pregnancy with a blast transfer, with a 50% chance of twins. Which to me says 33% chance pregnant with twins, 33% chance pregnant with singleton, 33% chance of no pregnancy. That aint bad.