Hi Regan,
I haven't posted on here in very long time, but I read your post and had to reply, it really touched my heart as your situation sounds very similar to ours.
Like you I was around 29 when I statrted ivf.. The problem being on my husbands side also, and it being extremely important to him to not consider donor sperm because he was adopted also and badly wanted a biological child!!
My husband and I went through ivf 4 times this was extremely difficult, but like you we did not want to give up..(it is a major financial stress, but we just saved, saved, and saved and slowly moved on!!)
When we went through our fourth cylce just this past October-- our doctor started pushing for us to use donor sperm this go around. My husband wanted to give it one more try without this, being that his urologist was using a new method off retrieving his sperm( from the epidimus rather than the testicles as in our previous cylces which is suppose to get much more mature sperm!) I knew how important this was to my DH, but I was getting tired and discouraged! I am know 33 and was starting to get nervous about my age at this point.
I agreed, one more time without donor sperm and then I wanted him to at least consider it..
Well today I am 18wks 4days pg with boy/girl twins, and shed tears as I write this as it still so hard for me to believe!!!
So stay as positive as you can, it is VERY hard to do.. IVF does not always work on the first try but don't give up if this is what you and your DH really want.
Drink TONS of water and try to eliminate as much stress as possible from your life. This is another hard one, but my doctor had me stop working this time, because I did begin to overstimulate and became very uncomfotable. But we lowered my meds, I stopped working and things fell into place..
I truely wish you and your DH the best of luck!!
Let us know how things go.. We will all be thinking of you, this is a

great site with soo much support. Although I do not post on here often-- I read the post EVERY day it has really helpled me get through all of this..
best of luck,
Annette