Embryo Transfer

The embryo transfer went perfectly yesterday. I had my relaxation medication they preferred me to take and I certainly believe that aided in yesterday's success. We had all 13 embryos grow to greater than 4 cells and the lab director literally told us it was a random pick they were making because they all looked so good. All of our embryos were graded "B," with "A" being the best and they rarely see all embryos be in the grade of "B," often times the grade is much lower. The grading system has a number of things they take into account but for our case the "B" was awarded because not all of the cells in the clusters were the exact same size. Seems a little picky to me...
We transferred two embryos that had 8 cells each simply because statistically the 8 cell embryos have more data of successful implantation. Still not quite sure why we wouldn't have transferred the 11 & 10 cell embryos but those will likely be frozen for future use if need be. We will know how many of the remaining embryos made it to the blastocyst stage and can be frozen, tomorrow.
Above is a picture of one of the embryos we transferred. The sonogram picture is of the embryos after the transfer is complete. Don't worry we can't really see much either. The arrow is pointing to an identifying liquid so that the Dr.'s know the embryos left the tube.
Dustin cried the entire day yesterday, he has just been filled with emotion. We both cried on the way to the appointment and he was able to stay in the room while the transfer was being conducted so as soon as I was left to recover he cried some more.....very sweet! It has just been a long road for us and we're both overwhelmed with joy for the opportunity!
I have felt exceptionally well which has made it that much harder to be on "bed rest." Daytime TV is just terrible! And who knew Regis and Kelly were canceled from the networks in San Antonio....rrruuuurrrr. Tomorrow I have an outing for a pedicure and lunch with Leslie so something to look forward to!
Today I have been a little emotional with the thoughts of: what if this doesn't work, etc., but I am sure that is natural to be questioning everything, but I am quick to remind myself of how well the transfer went, how pleased the Dr.'s were with the embryo and my body's reaction to my drugs.....so for now I am trying to stay positive and sane! 13 days....until the pregnancy test = torture! Thank you all again for your wonderful support and prayers!