The last 20 searches that linked to my blog:
12 thenewlifeofnancy
4 http://thenewlifeofnancy
3 thelifeofnancy blog
2 broken leg cast
2 hystography
2 www
2 leg cast
2 thelifeofnancy
1 thenewlifeofnanctbblogspot
1 infertility self injection
1 Pikes Peak Derby Dames
1 baby mistaken for folicals in ultrasound
1 rollerderbyme
1 "broke her leg"
1 cast leg broke
1 infertility
1 "3 year old" "normal BP"
1 can a left will a left over follice mature next month
1 what does "no one can make you feel inferior with out your consent
1 frenchy accent
I also love the IP track info in the statistics. Not that I know who the actual people are by the IPs, but there is so much you can tell from them - like what city it's from. It's always interesting to where your readers are from! Maybe I'll do something on the city from my top 10 cities list. Like once a week, put in a little known trivia fact. Hrm. I've never been to a lot of these places, so this may be hard!
... Once (and still) Infertile, but still Schnarky as hell. This blog is dedicated to the daily ramblings from the mind of Nancy. It isn't about anything profound in the grand scheme of things, but it ~is~ about things in my life, schnarkiness always included. I have a second blog, listed in my profile, but the blogs will continue to remain separate.
"I'm aiming for heaven, but I'll probably wind up down in hell"
About Me
- nancy
- I am a 39 year old woman. I am the mother of two beautiful daughters and a handsome son. I am a career woman. As for my TTC world, it certainly doesn't seem like I am "infertile", but I fought for my pregnancies and my TTC/IF history is on the sidebar. I have two blogs, which are both listed in my profile. One focuses on my daily life - including IF, TTC, pregnancy, delivery and even some "children mentioned" posts. The second blog is ~soley~ posts directly about being the mother to my three children.
Belly Pics for #3 only.
Click stick figure to see the consecutive pictures from this pregnancy only.
My TTC History
- Jul 01 ~ married
- Jan 02 ~ First cycle off bcps and opk shows ovulation!
- Dec 02 ~ Went to pcp for RE referral
- Jan 03 ~ Testing commences. S/A perfect. HSG clear.
- Feb 03 ~ Lap #1. All clear.
- Apr 03 ~ Clomid cycle #1. BFN.
- May 03 ~ Clomid cycle #2. BFN.
- Jun 03 ~ Clomid cycle #3. BFN.
- Jul 03 ~ Supposed to be IUI#1, but we missed cd3 so natural cycle
- Aug 03 ~ BFP on C18.
- Apr 04 ~ Ella born.
- Oct 04 ~ decided to ttc #2 and went off minipill to see if I am ovulating. I am. Will start next month.
- Nov 04 ~ TTC#2 starts. BFP. Holy Crap. No freaking way. No way.
- Aug 05 ~ Allison born
- Oct 06 ~ IUD removed. TTC#3
- Jan 07 ~ Large cysts found.
- Feb 07 ~ Femara cyle #1
- Mar 07 ~ Started w/ RE. HSG #2 showed R tube blocked. S/A normal.
- Mar 07 ~ more cysts, up to 9cms.
- Apr 07 ~ more cysts, 3 @ 7-9cms.
- May 07 ~ IUI #1 cancelled due to more cysts
- Jun 07 ~ IUI #1 (take two) w/ Clomid. BFN.
- Jul 07 ~ HSS showed scar tissue in 70% of uterus. Diagnosed with Asherman's Syndrome. Uterine surgery #2
- Aug 07 ~ HSG #3 showed clear tubes.
- Aug 07 ~ IUI #2 w/ Femara. BFN.
- Sept 07 ~ Monitored w/ hCG trigger. BFN.
- Oct 07 ~ HSS #2 showed scar tissue in 30% of uterus. Uterine surgery #3.
- Dec 07 ~ HSS #3 showed tiny amount of scar tissue. Uterine surgery #4.
- Jan 08 ~ HSS #4 showed clear uterus.
- Jan 08 ~ IUI #3, C16. BFN.
- Mar 08 ~ IVF #1, Transfer Cancelled due to lining. Out of 15 eggs, 9 were mature and all 9 fertilized. I have named my 9 embryos "The Mod Squad" and they are in the freezer, waiting for mommy to be ready.
- Apr/May 08 ~ FET #1. C20. 4 embryos "The Fab Four" transferred on 5/05. BFP!!! Very Low Beta (15 at 11dp3dt) but the numers continued to double every 48 hours. Told it was "most likely not viable" and later "most likely ectopic" but we beat all the odds.
- May 16, 08 ~ 11dp3dt (4w0d), beta #1: 15
- May 19, 08 ~ 14dp3dt (4w3d), beta #2: 43
- May 23, 08 ~ 18dp3dt (5w0d), beta#3: 213
- May 27, 22dp3dt (5w4d), beta #4: 1,073
- Jun 08 - Ultrasound showed one heartbeat at 7 weeks.
- Jul 08 - Had CVS testing. Chromosomes are normal and it's a BOY!! EDD: 1/23
- Aug 08 - Jan 09 ~ High risk due to: 1) Velamentous Cord Insertion, deemed biggest risk 2) Previous Placenta Accreta 3) Previous rapid degraged placenta 4) IVF alone can create weak placenta 5) AMA - Advanced Maternal Age. -- All resulting in almost 30 u/s and lots of testing, which ended up saving my life.
- Jan 09 (38w0d) ~ Karl is born! -- Crazy 3 days in hospital. Manual version to flip baby from breech to head down, Labor, Delivery, Emergency surgery due to cord detaching from placenta, Scary heart issues from losing over 40% of my blood supply, and then a blood transfusion due to the extreme loss of blood. Whew!
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- Whew. Halloween is a lot of work.
- Anon - It's not a deductible.
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- Holiday Socks.
- I have surgery in 4 days.
- GO RED SOX!!!
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- I can't stop puking.
- psst ... go red sox!
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- Anyone part of a message board?
- My search phrases are hilarious.
- Allison got her cast off!
- "I'd rather be ignorant".
- They are SO afraid of me
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- The Quick Fix.
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- another bfn
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10 comments:
I don't get what you mean...I don't get where the city thing came into play...?
-Morgan
You'll have to show me how to do that sometime!
I've never been able to figure out where all of this info. is... lol
Oh! Through my statistics counter (my webcounter at the bottom) it tracks things like # of hits to this page, top 20 searches that got people to this page, top IPs that come to this page. An IP is your computer's address - and with the IP info, my stat counter tells me what City it originated from. So I can tell what city all my readers come from. Of course, it only logs the "hit", I don't know the person, I just know that "someone from detroit clicked on my blog". There is a list of the "top 10 locations" that access my log as one of the features, so I get to see where my readers live! (at least what city they live in).
Kim - It's 3rd party software I have installed in my blog. Go to www.statcounter.com and sign up for an account. It'll ask you the name of your blog and it'll start keeping statistics on it. Then they'll give you code to add to your blog. From the dashboard of blogger, go into "setting", "Template", "Page Elements". Then you can add a new page element, pick "html/javascript" then add in the code.
THEN, you can log into your statcounter account and see all of this info. It's cool.
Dang I guess I should be more careful about what I write in my blog if some of those more random items lead to your page.
I still check in on you and wish for the best! May the surgery go very well!
Hey Krista!
I know! I mean, I know it's a public blog so I never say anything in here that I would need to keep private, but definitely - weird google searches makes it to my blog.
Thanks for your well wishes!
U could get people to participate in the little known facts - ie. I could do Vancouver:-)
you will have noticed an increase in hits from me since this looked so cool I had to keep coming back to make sure I was doing it right!
I did it! I am excited to see what brings people to my blog, hehe.
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