Thursday, August 21, 2008

floating

Here they are, a blurry pic of our pre-transfer blasts. This is the only image we got, I guess getting the lab to email you is the way to go(but not typical for them).




Guess which one is the moon and which the sun(in my opinion).

I set the picture on my bedside table, and I am instructing them to (please)stay on with me.

13 comments:

  1. Wow, your babies look great! I'm so glad things went well for you. I hope you are keeping the stress and anxiety down. To me the lower one looks like the moon, and the sun is the one above...??? Anyway, they looked great and I'm so glad the thaw and transfer and bedrest went well

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  2. I love embryo pictures even more than ultrasound photos. I am in awe and find it absolutely amazing that we can photograph life that early. Something so small with such a huge dream attached.

    I envy you too. I was recently told I would not get a picture of my potential embryos from my clinic. So put yours in a three slotted picture frame along with the ultrasound pic and a newborn photo for me!

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  3. Beautiful! Is the sun about to hatch? That is my vote. Good luck. Stick baby Stick!

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  4. They are just beautiful, hmm, I think the moon is the one lower in the picture, and sun obviously the one towards the top. Lots of ((Hugs)) and Best Wishes to all of you!

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  5. That's very cool! I hope they both keep growing and growing and growing!

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  6. Awesome! The one below is definitely the moon, right?

    Here's the 1 ww (it's 1ww now, right? I dont' know these things well).

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  7. Hooray, these are beauties! I ran over with my laptop to show Apple and she said "Whoa!" :-)

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  8. so cool to see! they are ready to grow!!! have you guys spoken to them in your star wars voices? ;)

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  9. Those are beautiful blasts! The one on the top (sun is my guess?) looks like it is hatching. Wonderful! Best of luck to you.

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  10. Hatch and latch, hatch and latch!

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  11. thanks everyone- yes, sun on top(with solar flare) :)

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  12. Beautiful... I'd also guess that the sun is on the top with the little solar flare reaching out. And the moon is on the bottom.

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    Ooooh, I promise that I just read your comment... I was right about the solar flare! Neat-o!

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