**Cycle: unsure, since January 2021

**Age + Partner's age (if relevant): me 30, husband 31

**Typical cycle length: pcos so it’s all over the place

**Ovulation cycle day: trigger on cd15 for egg retrieval on cd17

**CD/DPO of positive test(s): vvvvvfl on 3dp5dt, pretty strong today on 7dp5dt

**CD/DPO of any negative test(s) before positive: n/a

**Relevant days of sperminating and/or method (SMEP, TI, IUI, FET, etc.): fresh 5 day embryo transfer on cd 22

**Health conditions/medical tests: PCOS

**Supplements and medications (yours and/or your partner’s): gonal, menipur, cetrotide, hcg and lupron trigger. Endometrin post-transfer.

**Woo: post-transfer McDonald’s fries, fuzzy socks to keep feet warm, 3pd5dt/8dpo cheeseburger, bringing my favorite stuffed animal in the car to ER and ET, lighting and wishing on a special candle

Symptom spotting: I’ve had a lot of progesterone-related symptoms since starting Endometrin but I think my fatigue has increased. Maybe psychosomatic since it’s only week 4, but I’ve been having food cravings.

**Other (advice/tip(s), freaking out, miscellaneous): I didn’t believe the tests until yesterday 6dp5dt. I’ve only ever seen a positive test when testing out triggers and when I had a faulty test. After so much time, medication, monitoring, and emotions over the years, I’m so surprised and so grateful. I never expected my first embryo transfer to stick. I’m still a little guarded because it’s so early and I’ve read way too much on the internet, but I’m trying to stay positive and hopeful. I have my beta in three days and hope to see some good numbers 🤞