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I'm a single 39 year old female with PCOS who went through IVF procedure in 2006 and the first try resulted in a health pregnancy and delivery. MY RE had froze 2 of my fertilized eggs in case I wanted to try again.
I have a few questions...
1. What do you think my chances are of the two eggs to survive thawing and implantation?
2. Any ideas of any support groups in the Greenville SC area?
3. As with many people, my insurance does not cover a dime of the procedure and I had taken a 2nd lien on my house to finance my first IVF. Any ideas of any type of funding that may be available to help with the expenices? I've talked to my RE and told them that I would even be willing to be part of any clinical studies if needed just to try to get some funding for a second try at IVF.
Thanks
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If you are in the program where Dr. Boone is the lab director, I think your chance for survival of your embryos is quite good. Please ask about the statistics for that program.
I assume that there is a Resolve chapter in Greenville. Resolve is a national organization. Check their web site <www.resolve.org>.
I really do not know what to tell you about funding.
Good luck.
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