Steffwannababy: if you're trying to pinpoint ovulation, you might find this book helpful:
Taking Charge of Your Fertility: The Definitive Guide to Natural Birth Control, Pregnancy Achievement, and Reproductive Health by Toni Weschler

Best of luck to you!

I'm 46 so perhaps that will encourage you! This is my first IVF cycle, too! Egg retrieval date should be around Feb. 20th. Good luck to everyone!

Hello,

The McGill clinic in Canada apparently was a pioneer in this procedure.
http://www.mcgillivf.com/e/McGillIVF.asp?s=58423232767HGH&page=184.186.212

McGill indicates that "IVM treatment is an important treatment option for women who want to avoid the inconvenience, cost and risks of ...

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Hi,

I'm not an egg donor myself (I am looking for an egg donor), but I've gathered a fair bit of info along the way that is relevant to your concerns. I'd be glad to send to you! empty_nest2@hotmail.com

We are a very happily married couple wanting to have a child but I'm unable to conceive. After two unsuccessful pregnancies and with my advancing age, the doctors have recommended that we use an egg donor. We are thankful that there are means by which we can still become parents, but we need your ...

Hi, Vicky

Two years ago, we lost our little girl at 5 months along. Along with the emotional devastation, my body was a wreck and my cycle was extremely irregular. We TTC for another year with no luck. I found an acupuncture place by searching online and I've been going there for a year. It's been ...

Hi,

I'm 46 and we're hoping to find an egg donor after 4 years of TTC. It's much harder to find one in Canada, due to Canadian regulations. I agree it's a long journey and one that can wear you out financially and emotionally. It helps to share the journey with others in the same situation. Best of ...

Hi, Debrarey,

We are IP's in the Vancouver area looking for a donor. Care to chat?
empty_nest2@hotmail.com