need some advice

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kd
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need some advice

Post by kd »

Okay so it has been a long time since I was on this board. We had a go at one cyle of IVF, resulted in short lived pregnancy and all of the frozen embryos didn's survive. So, we called it quits, because I am going to be 39 and we just don't have the money. We have a healthy 8 year old at home. So, we just came to terms that we can't afford it, blessed with a child, not gonna have another one. Now, I have come to find out my new insurance covers infertility treatment. What do you think people, should I go for it, 1 more time???? :?
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Malinka
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Post by Malinka »

yes, I would defenitlly go for it, if you are strong enough and you want a 2nd child.
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Post by noodle »

definately go for it! insurance might not cover meds (about $4,000) depending on the protacol, I would inquire 1st. Good Luck!
8-) ME 37/ DH 34 TTC 8 yearsIUI 2, IVF 2, M/C 9w 1/07 BFP while waiting to start July 07 cycle
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Post by meg12 »

I'm all for using up every last drop of insurance money! 39 isn't too old to be a mother....I say give it a shot. Good luck!
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tuna72
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Post by tuna72 »

hi there,

Yes, I definitely go for it.

In my state - MA- they require the insurance companies cover infertility treatment include ivf. My doctor said that I have my insurance company-BCBS- cover for 6 ivfs - hope I wont go that far. I only pay for the copayment of the medicine -$190 for a bunch of medicine that I still have 1/3 left. I know that many states don't cover for infertility treatment
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Post by kholtan »

Best of luck to you! I sure wish our insurance would have covered IVF. The great part is that we don't have to do it again so it was money well spent.

Quick suggestion, if you have meds left over, be sure to check with your RE if they are still good. Most will be out dated and not worth trying to use. Best of luck!
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Post by kia1973 »

i say go for it. We had to self fund each and everyone of our treatments, if i had insurance that would pay for it i know i would give it another go.

best of luck in what you decide to do.

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6 FET - BFN
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