frozen transfer in september
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 | pj - September 1 |
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hello all
i'm somewhat new here. (i've posted some questions on the andrology board.)
anyway, after 3 failed clomid cycles, 4 failed iui's, and a failed fresh ivf cycle, we're planning to do our frozen embryo transfer this month. i started lupron yesterday.
has anyone here done a frozen cycle before? how is it different? (i assume there's less bloating w/o the stims.)
i guess i'm just looking for some comfort. due to financial concerns this is probably our last shot. it's so hard being hopeful again even though i know this is our best chance yet. (hasn't it been our best chance every time?) sorry for the downer. i'm just anxious.
we have four blasotcysts frozen and the re said they'll do assisted hatching on them. so, however many survive all that will be going in together. wish us luck!
anybody else starting a cycle now?
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Good luck pj,
Wishing you lots of babydust on your FET. I have only had cancelled IVFs due to poor response, so I am sorry I can't give you some insight on a Frozen cycle. I hope this gives you your little bundle and the end of the line.
Wantsbaby2
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I did a FET in March. -- The eggs were poor quality and I got a BFN. I will be doing another one in January. The embies that went in were better quality and long as they thaw well it will look good. Take care and baby dust to you.
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| pj - September 2 |
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thanks for your well wishes. they mean alot.
i wish you all success too. baby dust, i like that. :-)
btw what does bfn stand for, exactly?
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