How to Make a Denver Omelet.

It has been a while since I added a posting to my blog. I have enjoyed the comments and support I have received since stating this blog. I have set a goal for myself this week to start posting to other peoples blogs, as wells as finish posting all of our cost to date. I have been reading a lot of other peoples blogs and I have been getting some good advice.  

If you haven't heard the news, Julie and I have attempted our second IUI with four eggs in the basket we are hoping for some chicks in this batch. I told Julie that she has enough eggs to make an omelet. My ribs are still sore after that comment. Well, it was either that comment, or me not letting her talk a bath out of fear of poaching the eggs. 

So instead of making more bad egg puns I decided to post a message to Julie, that I have loved the 1788 days we have been married. If you want to know a little bit more about how we got started you should read this webpage.  Jeff and Julie.

First Post

Well this is my first post. My wife confided in me that she has had a blog up and running for about 7 months and that she was scared to tell me that she had one. She told me the reason she was scared was because I got upset when she told her co workers about my lack of sperm.

In reality, I really didn't care that she was talking to her to complete strangers on the Internet . I knew that she needed support and an outlet. Telling her co workers did upset me at first, because these are people I would have to face and because when I found out about it what was going on I was in no shape to be a support for her. I realized that right off that bat in Nov. 2009 when we found out. I contacted a the local “Resolve” group and hooked her up with them. I know they have been a real big help for her.

When I found out about having Azoospermia, AZFC chromosomal abnormality, I had the normal reaction: WTF IS THAT?  It basically means that I am lacking some genes that control the production of sperm. If they were to go into my testicles there is a 30% chance that they could find some sperm. The downside to this is that any male children would inherit the same genetic abnormality. Julie and I both agreed that we could do that to a child so we have opted for IUI with donor sperm..and they would have to drill into my testicles.  I was not thrilled about turning my testicles over to a Cuisinart. 

This is where we are at now. This is also where I think I will stop writing for tonight. Be sure to check out Julies blog as well.  Tell her hi.