Anyway, here's the picture of everything unpacked from the box.
And the picture of everything that didn't need to go in the fridge with Jakobe's insulin all packed up into a shoe box so that I could put it in the closet.
25 March 2011
Photo Friday: The Money Shot!
Yep - Here is where all of our money went. Okay, a drop in the bucket compared to the cost of the doctor's office, but still quite a bit of money. I'm happy because the pharmacy initially told me that they ordered 9 cartridges of Follistim - and it looked like a 7 on the form from the RE's office to me, and when the meds actually arrived, there were only 7 - so that lowered the cost by quite a bit. Only $2,200.12.
Anyway, here's the picture of everything unpacked from the box.
And the picture of everything that didn't need to go in the fridge with Jakobe's insulin all packed up into a shoe box so that I could put it in the closet.
So anyway, there you go. The only other thing I have to complain about is that apparently my body isn't cooperating. It's grumpy with me right now and has gone all spotty and crampy. Now though, I need to get to bed, so that I can get up earlyish to shower and shave before my massage tomorrow. Yay! massage - any excuse for a massage is a good excuse.
Anyway, here's the picture of everything unpacked from the box.
And the picture of everything that didn't need to go in the fridge with Jakobe's insulin all packed up into a shoe box so that I could put it in the closet.
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Looks very simular to my protocol. When do you start ?
ReplyDeleteAww the money shot. I am glad that I captures mine on camera (although I never posted it) so that I can remember. We were throwing away boxes of meeds so quickly and now there is almost nothing left!!!
ReplyDeleteGood for you for getting a massage! You just inspired me to go get a pedicure tomorrow ! Yeahhh!
Ha - you caught me out! Sorry, didn't mean to blab on about you on my post but I was all worried (and I didn't realize you'd read it of course!) Glad you found it though.
ReplyDeleteIt's funny that I never took a "mony shot" - but my stuff is way less expensive since all the good stuff goes to the donor (and I never saw it). The clinic was really terrific about ordering it all for me and having it delivered there, so they could divide it and the insurance would pay! I have United HC too and ours will cover IVF but not donor stuff. Stupid.
Good luck on all your shooting up - hoping you have no headaches!
Jill
and it beings...remember, one day at a time and it really isn't so scary. You are gonna be a pro with those needles!
ReplyDeleteHoly Mackrel that's a lot of drug$$$! Best wishes on this cycle!
ReplyDeleteHappy ICLW! - and every success for your cycle - if it helps I had a friend who had PCOS and male infertility. Her daughter was 'made via icsi' on 14 eggs and 17 - yep, 17 sperm...anything is possible!
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xxxxx
Yay for meds! You're getting so close now!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your massage!
Wow tat a buch of meds..how much did u pay per vial of follistim? and what size vial?
ReplyDeleteFantastic.... quite an impressive pile of medication :)) Great that you'll be getting going soon :) Have a lovely massage tomorrow... what a treat xoxo
ReplyDeleteHi there. Stopping by for ICLW. I have a picture like that from a few years ago myself. Not quite as many drugs, but just as daunting at the time. Frighteningly, I think the remnants are still hanging around in a box in my closet somewhere. Good luck moving forward. I'll be sending my best wishes your way!
ReplyDeleteAwesome! I can't wait to get mine, it will seem more real :)
ReplyDeleteYour meds are so organized. I have my pharmacy sprawled out on my dining room table. But I love getting my meds because it means it's time to start. Good luck!
ReplyDeleteYou've inspired me to organize mine better. I just threw everything back in the original box and sat it on the spare room bed!
ReplyDeleteYou've also inspired me to get a massage in the near future. I think I might have a day this week before I start my meds on Sun, where I pamper myself from head to toe!
@Amirini Doing the math, it looks like I paid $240 for each 300 IU Vial. I ended up with 7.
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