Haiku Meme
Kirby tagged me - here's the deal. You write a haiku to describe your IF/latest cycle/you name it. It can be deep and emotional, or snarky and bitchy, or just downright funny.
A haiku is a 17 syllable poem in three lines: the first and third lines have five syllables each, the second line has seven.
I chose to do my history...
Getting pregnant should
be easy at just 20
unless you're married
A year and longer
Counting down, late periods
Still no positive
I hate IUI
Catheter shoved deep inside
All my cycles failed
Gave up IUI
IVF sounds promising
Let's give it a go!
Cycle one torture
idiots sent for beta
a false positive
Cycle two one of
four embryos stuck around
now cute teenager
Cycles three and four
No plus beta for either
But some frosties left
Cycle five with four
frozen embryo transfer
I'm a mom of twins
Cycle six beta
29 is not so good
Blame hematoma
Not chemical but
13 long weeks 'til the end
Blame hematoma
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Kirby's are (mostly) hilarious, check them out!
Please leave a comment and consider yourself tagged :-)
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A haiku is a 17 syllable poem in three lines: the first and third lines have five syllables each, the second line has seven.
I chose to do my history...
Getting pregnant should
be easy at just 20
unless you're married
A year and longer
Counting down, late periods
Still no positive
I hate IUI
Catheter shoved deep inside
All my cycles failed
Gave up IUI
IVF sounds promising
Let's give it a go!
Cycle one torture
idiots sent for beta
a false positive
Cycle two one of
four embryos stuck around
now cute teenager
Cycles three and four
No plus beta for either
But some frosties left
Cycle five with four
frozen embryo transfer
I'm a mom of twins
Cycle six beta
29 is not so good
Blame hematoma
Not chemical but
13 long weeks 'til the end
Blame hematoma
---
Kirby's are (mostly) hilarious, check them out!
Please leave a comment and consider yourself tagged :-)
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2 Comments:
Lovely way to summarise your history. Well done!
Bea
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Bea, at 8:07 AM
nice job! please excuse me for not even trying, but you and bea did such a lovely job. i'm having one of those i-have-nothing-at-all-to-say days.
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Sarah, at 6:53 PM
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