"Anyone can give up, it's the easiest thing to do. But to hold it together when everyone else would understand if you fell apart, that's the true strength"

Tuesday, November 1, 2011

Pills, and needles, and syringes! Oh My!

I had been prepped by the nurses of what to expect with my new medications, had instructions on how to use them and was told I should do inventory right away to make sure I had everything. The medications were ordered through a specialty pharmacy and were delivered so I immediately opened up the box to make sure everything was in there. As I started laying it out on the counter, I realized I wasn't prepped for how much there would be!

Welcome to Barrett Pharmacy.


In five of those boxes were vials of medication and also vials of saline since I would now be mixing my own injections. Two other boxes had my progesterone supplements. There were three smaller boxes with pre-filled syringes of who knows what and an even smaller box of my "trigger" medication (to induce ovulation). The bag was filled with syringes and smaller needles, since the syringes came with needles much to scary to dare stick in my belly. And I now had my own hazardous waste receptacle! Oh and pills, lets not forget the five bottles of pills with labels I can't even pronounce.

Good news was all the medication was there and now I needed to find a place to store it all! And this is all for only Cycle One? Oy!




1 comment:

  1. Looking good girl! Hoping that you only need one of hazard duty waste containers ... Im onto number 5 :( Im counting on this cycle to be the one for you! A little Christmas BFP is coming I can just feel it!

    I stoled all my medication in our master bedroom in the sitting area. We have a sofa table in there so it was nice to be able to clear the top of it off and lay out all the medication. It was overwhelming to see it all the time but to have it all organized took a lot of the stress away.

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