I can't really describe how let down I feel today. I mean we finally get good sperm and then there is a good chance my egg is less than stellar. I mean she did say that sometimes the egg is perfectly good and the corpus luteum just doesn't produce like it should but once again it didn't really matter what anybody says bc in the end it's theory and speculation and nobody knows exactly what happened. Even with medical intervention it's all just chance and miracles. If I'm not pregnant then they will probably up the femara. It kind of pisses me off that they started me at 2.5mg when most people seem to start at around 5mg and have great response. With iui I would prefer to get more than one follicle honestly. I am also going to ask about trigger shots and at which point they become necessary because really, was my follicle ready yet? Would it have gone on it's own? If so would it have been more mature? Better? Also haven't really figured out how to pay for the next cycle. It wouldn't be so terrible if the sperm didn't have a $200 shipping fee, that hurts us a lot. I'm feeling rather upset right now that we didn't go ahead and purchase 4 vials this cycle so we had 2 on ice. This is what I wanted but DH was unsure bc I think in his mind he thought this would work the 1st shot. I wish I had his optimism when it came to fertility. I also don't know how much further to proceed without a hsg, that is if my insurance covers it bc if they don't I doubt I can afford one. I would certainly explode if I kept doing cycles and then found out I had tubal issues on top of it. I don't even care about the pain of one anymore.... I've had ovarian cysts burst on me and have lived to tell the tale, I'm sure I can handle the hsg. I'm going to go pick up the progesterone shortly and then off to do some shit I just do not want to do but have no choice and then hopefully come home and try to regain some kind of peace of mind. I'm going to continue to test out my trigger and then just pee on a stick until day 14 since I am assuming I won't have a normal luteal phase due to being supplemented with progesterone, at least that is how the nurse made it sound.