Freezing all eggs

As of today, we still have 11 embryos dividing and continuing to develop.  I'm still so stunned at the amount - it's quite amazing actually!  Per our fertility doctor, instead of doing a fresh transfer of embryos this week, the next step for us will to be to freeze all embryos and let my body heal a little bit (I've physically been through so much).  This way when they do the embryo transfer, my body will be healthier then it is currently.  My estrogen went sky rocket, too high to do a fresh embryo transfer as it could be harmful to the embryo, and I certainly do not want to risk that.  Also I'm still high risk for ovarian hyper stimulation (OHSS):

• Ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome, or OHSS, is a condition with enlarged ovaries and fluid build up in the abdominal cavity.  It occurs over a period of several days after egg retrieval, or in very early pregnancy

So the safest thing for myself and the embryos is to freeze them all and wait - no need in putting these tiny miracles in harm's way to rush the process.  This will delay the process approximately 6-8 weeks.  I will admit I cried hearing this.....I mean it's more time to wait which I wasn't looking forward to, but knew it was a possibility from the start.  However we still have 11 embryos, 11 little tiny babies that are developing.....so that will be enough to help me get through the next few weeks. 
The next step is to continue on my progesterone supplement for another 8 days, then discontinue and wait for a period.  After a period, I will begin 20 days of birth control.  I will then work with the fertility doctor on more meds and monitoring, and approximately 20 days after that, will be the frozen embryo transfer (FET).  We will then wait two weeks for a positive (hopefully) pregnancy test.
So for now.....we wait, and enjoy the holidays with some wine.  Gotta see positive in something :)