I am convinced that percentages mean nothing – don’t let them be your deciding factor.
We were only given 20% chance of getting pregnant through IVF. But, we felt we had to try anyway. We got pregnant. The board is full of inspiring stories against low odds.
BFN on Christmas Eve, should I keep going
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kerpupples
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Maybe it's time to try a new doctor with a different protocol? They may see or try something that your current doctor is not.
Amy
Me: 39 DH: 41 Male Factor
3yo DD from FET
IVF PGD clinical trial, FET Jan 2012 Beta 1/14 447, Beta 1/16 1161 U/S 1/30 it's twins!
Graham and Audrey born 9/5/12. 37w4d, no NICU time!
Me: 39 DH: 41 Male Factor
3yo DD from FET
IVF PGD clinical trial, FET Jan 2012 Beta 1/14 447, Beta 1/16 1161 U/S 1/30 it's twins!
Graham and Audrey born 9/5/12. 37w4d, no NICU time!
CGH is the technique used to test them.... complete genome hybridization I think. The look at the DNA on each chromosome to see if it correct of if there are problems.
Facilities that do this type of testing for the general public include CCRM (in Denver) and Sirm (many locations).
Facilities that do this type of testing for the general public include CCRM (in Denver) and Sirm (many locations).
Me: 44 severely reduced reserve
DH: 44 perfect
IVF 1: Feb 08 -BFP twins (lost one at 7 weeks, one at 13 weeks)
IVF 2: June 08 -BFN
IVF 3: September 08 -BFN
IVF 4: November 08 - Katherine Emma born 8/9/2009
DH: 44 perfect
IVF 1: Feb 08 -BFP twins (lost one at 7 weeks, one at 13 weeks)
IVF 2: June 08 -BFN
IVF 3: September 08 -BFN
IVF 4: November 08 - Katherine Emma born 8/9/2009