Six eggs appeared to have survived the thaw but when they injected the sperm only 4 responded like they wanted. We'll have the fertilization report tomorrow.
Any good thoughts would be appreciated!
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I'm Littleangelkisses. I've been married to Mr for 5 years now. We have Boo, who turned 4 in September. Boo was born 9 weeks early. We'd like to add another to our family. It's been 3 years now...
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Our Journey thus far
9/04 Boo is born at 31 weeks due to Vasa Previa
12/05 We begin TTC another Biscuit
8/06 OB says "give it a year"
9/06 I turn 35 12/06 It's been a year...all testing is normal. Switch to RE.
3/07 Clomid IUI#1 BFN
4/07 Clomid IUI#2 BFN
5/07 Clomid IUI#3 BFN
6/07 Clomid IUI#4 BFN
8/07 Begin Cryopreservation study
9/07 I turn 36, 12 eggs retrieved for study, 6 mature/frozen
11/07 Thaw/transfer postponed due to lining issue INSURANCE NO LONGER COVERS IF
2/21/07 Thaw/transfer 6 eggs thawed, 3 made it to fertilization
3/4/08 BFN
10/08 Cleared for Shared Risk IVF...but can we afford it?
12/05 We begin TTC another Biscuit
8/06 OB says "give it a year"
9/06 I turn 35 12/06 It's been a year...all testing is normal. Switch to RE.
3/07 Clomid IUI#1 BFN
4/07 Clomid IUI#2 BFN
5/07 Clomid IUI#3 BFN
6/07 Clomid IUI#4 BFN
8/07 Begin Cryopreservation study
9/07 I turn 36, 12 eggs retrieved for study, 6 mature/frozen
11/07 Thaw/transfer postponed due to lining issue INSURANCE NO LONGER COVERS IF
2/21/07 Thaw/transfer 6 eggs thawed, 3 made it to fertilization
3/4/08 BFN
10/08 Cleared for Shared Risk IVF...but can we afford it?
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2 comments:
Wishing you many fertilization vibes, and hoping for wonderful results!
four is good, though. Four is good. You only need one really good one, remember?
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