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02-17-2007, 07:49 AM
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Book: Helping the Stork - Choices and Challenges of DI
There aren't many books on donor insemination, but I found one that was pretty good:
Helping the Stork: The Choices and Challenges of Donor Insemination It was very comforting and addressed a lot of my concerns. It was not judgemental or preachy. For example, I could tell that the authors recommend telling DI children about their origins, but they also realize that it's the couple's choice and they don't harp on it. I recommend it for anyone going through DI or family and friends of people going through DI.
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Me: 29 Hubby: 30 - doesn't have the cells that make sperm  (3 kitties) Evita, Toffee and Cow (aka Crazy, Lazy, and Pushy)00-04: On Depo-Provera 1/06: Finally got my cycle back 3/06: Found out my dh can't have children. * Looked into adoption but decided to try donor sperm. *Waited for insurance from 3/06 to 2/07. 3/07: 1st IUI - Chemical Pregnancy/Miscarriage. 5/9/07: 2nd IUI 9/28/07: 22 wks 3 days: preterm labor possibly due to an incompetant cervix. Completely dialated and in contractions by the time I got to the doctor. Delivered baby, but he didn't make it through labor.  2/20/08: 3rd IUI 3/5 (14 dpiui): beta=442  3/7 (16 dpiui): beta=965 3/14 (23 dpiui): beta=13,130 3/19 (6w0d): TWINS! both measuring 6w1d, twin A: 101 bpm, twin B: 104 bpm 4/2 (8w0d): Twin A: 8w3d, 160 bpm; Twin B: 8w4d, 167 bpm 4/18: heard heartbeats. 1st: 140s, 2nd: 160s 4/30: consult abt cerclage  
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