The JoyFoo Life!~

It has been 2 weeks since my hotmail and social media accounts were hacked. My password was changed, and I was not able to sign in to facebook/Instagram/messenger/Carousell. I received an email from the hacker himself, email sent from my email to me, which was really scary, as he guessed my password correctly. One...

24 Aug 2023 – Today is the day of the blood test. To find out whether the embryo transfer was successful. My cell group leader, J, decided to accompany me to the clinic to take the blood test. Initially, I planned to go alone by myself, as I did not want to trouble anyone. However, J kindly offered to take half day annual...

10 Aug 2023 – The past two days after the surgery, was mostly resting, sleeping, and recovering from the big surgery. Having to prepare for the insertion day, we would need to insert some gel like thing, two times a day. As it was still hurting from the procedure, I would experience cramps after each shot. It wasn’t...

8 Aug 2023 – Today is the day of the Egg retrieval procedure. We were informed to go to Ward 2A to admit to the hospital at 7.30am. The actual procedure is scheduled to start at 9.30am. Hubby got to deposit at 8am. Worrying about whether I would be able to clear my bowels before being sedated at the operating theatre,...

6 Aug 2023 – Today is Day 10 since the start of injections. It would be a day to conquer, to overcome my anxieties, not to overthink, and go ahead to take the final 6 injections. Woke up at 6am and took 2 jabs. The remaining of the day was resting, and blogging. Took the 3rd jab at 6pm, ate dinner, and prepared myself...

5 Aug 2023 – Today is Day 9 since the start of injections. It was a Saturday morning, and the appointment was at 8am. Woke up at 6am to inject the two jabs in the morning. Reached the clinic, took the blood and waited nervously for our turn to do the scan. Doctor decided to do egg extraction on next Tuesday as the eggs...

2 Aug 2023 – Today is Day 6 since the start of injections. Had a doctor appointment at 8.35am in the morning. The nurses informed me that I had to take blood test, each time I come for a visit. They did a scan and doctor mentioned that it was growing well. Naively, I thought that the number of jabs will be the same:...