Parenting after chronic infertility. Our story involves working with CCRM after experiences with diminished ovarian reserve, severe male factor infertility, 4 reproductive endocrinologists, 8 donor embryos, 2 IVFs, 6 FETS, 1 fresh donor egg cycle, 1 failed agency egg donor, 15 vitrified donor eggs, 4 surgeries for her, 1 for him, 3 miscarriages, 1 chemical and 5 canceled cycles. After seven years, one amazing couple set us on a new path by choosing us to be parents for their son.
Here are the ratings of our remaining embryos: (we had to ask the embryologist for a copy)
4AA
4AB
5BB
4BB
4BB
3BB
They continue fo grow 2 more for another day. Yesterday, they rated those "2/3". I don't know what that means. Today, they froze them and they are rated:
That's great - though I hope it'll be a few years before you need them!
ReplyDeletehey! I am looking at my 7 week old CCRM 6BA right now :)
ReplyDeleteWow, what a difference between a DE and an OE cycle with DOR eggs, hey?? Congrats on all the frosties!
ReplyDeleteWow!! What a fantastic cycle!! So happy for you. Safe travels home!!
ReplyDeleteThat's so great. I'm so happy that everything is going so well. I hope the news keeps getting better from here!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great report! Happy for you!
ReplyDeleteWow! Incredible quality you got there! congratulations!!
ReplyDeletethat is a lot of blasts!!!! congrats!
ReplyDeleteWow. Glad you have so many as back up, but really hoping you won't need them (that is until you want number 2). Good luck!
ReplyDeleteHmm... D thinks we have 10 in the freezer, that they said that on the day of the transfer. We will have to check into that.
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