How to be calm for first beta after successful embryo transfer???!

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I got pregnant my first transfer with a baby girl. I have my first beta tomorrow morning. She’s my first pregnancy after I had a loss 3 months ago due to a chromosomal issue from doing an IUI. We moved to ivf because we wanted to do Pgs testing and she was genetically normal and graded excellent. So I know she is here now and has a great chance of making it but I’m so nervous I don’t want something to go wrong. I’m so scared for my beta tomorrow. I don’t want the number to be super low😣

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Your princess will be PERFECT!!! Congratulations 🎉

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You can’t keep calm. From here on out it’s just pure nervousness. Then they are born and you can relax for a second because you made it through your pregnancy but then go back to nervousness because you have this whole amazing human to take care of that you love so much but you’re a lil scared you might drop them and they are so tiny and fragile. #parenthood

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The tests look great! I wouldn't worry!

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Good luck 🤞🤞🤞

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The lines are getting darker, so that's a good sign you will have a good beta!

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Everything looks great! Like you a lot of us here have experienced the same thing. I had a chemical pregnancy in feb. I miscarries in June on my husbands birthday. And I’m pregnant again now. I tell myself daily that this is a different pregnancy and will have a different outcome. Don’t worry and stress yourself out over something you have no control over. Try to relax 💕

How to be calm for first beta after successful embryo transfer???!

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