Saturday, January 31, 2009
Free G.onal-f
Does anyone know of a way to donate unused meds? I wrote to Resolve, but time is of the essence, so I'm putting it out there to my cyber-sistas. Shelf life is 30 days once a med is opened, right? I started stimming on the 2oth and have a good amount of the stuff left...oh, and it seems to work, by the way. They hoovered 32 eggs out of me today. One more step. Each one is such a big deal, no? Oh, wait: I have one more question. They also found and removed an endometrioma (also known as a chocolate cyst). Now, I looove chocolate, but yecchhh-not on my ovaries. Chocolate covered eggs, anyone? Ahemm, seriously: Anyone have words of wisdom here? I looked this up, but mostly found info. about removing them before a cycle (too late for that). Thanks.
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I've heard some clinics will take it off your hands--have you asked your own docs?
ReplyDeleteHi GradeA-- 32!?!??! Congratulations! That is awesome. And also great that they could deal with the endo at the same time. And your clinic may take the meds- usually just the unopened ones, but you can always ask-- there are always folks who are in need/want. (if you had follistim or menopur, I would be begging shamelessly)
ReplyDeleteGood luck! transfer tomorrow? or later in the week?
32 eggs are wonderful! Congrats! And I love your term for the ER (hoovered) so funny! Not sure about the meds, but I'm sure you could find someone who can use them. As for the cyst, I signed a consent allowing my RE to drain any cysts during ER. Maybe the same for you? Anyway, rest up, and I hope you get a great fert report!
ReplyDeletei had those chocolate cysts from clomid during my IUIs but haven't heard about your situation before. seems like it should be okay since they have removed it?
ReplyDeleteI don't know if this is still a question, but I popped over from Cyclesista and saw this. I just gave mine to the RE to donate to someone w/o insurance since we didn't have it either. Wishing you lots of luck!
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