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I'm pond jumping, but loving that first name!View Thread


As for me, we've finished counseling and are still working on paperwork. The FBI check takes forever! Hopefully we'll be entered in the official pool by end of November. Then, it's just playing the waiting game...View Thread

Tip - I set an alarm on my phone so that I could be sure to take the shots around the same every day.
You will be sore and you will feel like you are going to explode with eggs. Trust in your RE and know that they will take good care of you.
Finally - try to stay positive and relax as much as possible. Go for short walks, get a manicure, eat some ice cream. Take good care of yourself.
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Hope this helps! Baby dust your way!View Thread


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