I know its still early, but we transferred a 2AA October 3rd and I teated postive.

I think economy I think two kids is a good number, I have two embryos that are on ice at my clinic.

If we get lucky enough I would like to donate them in hopes of making another family happy.

Had my first beta from our only euploid embryo ever. And got The call.

It stuck.. he chose me♥️

So I am pregnant until proven otherwise 🤭

I am going crazy!! 2nd beta is on Friday 🙏

Our rainbow baby girl’s anatomy scan and fetal heart echo both went well and she’s looking beautiful!!! We are already over the moon in love with her 🌈💕 Wishing everyone out there so much good luck on your journey and sending you so much baby dust 🍀

Looking for positive stories of successful FET after a failed cycle. I’m just looking for hope. My last FET failed, transferred a 5CC euploid. History of 2 early miscarriages, 1 live birth also from FET in 2022.

We only have 1 euploid left and I’m really leaning towards transferring again. 40F

Hi Everyone,

My clinic said PA does endo biopsy and they have given penthrox. No anesthesia.

I am worried that its done by PA and not a doctor, and without anesthesia.

Has anyone done it in similar way, how did it go. was anesthesia offered or not for you. Has a doctor done it for you or a NP or PA.

Thank you very much.

I was never tested for NK cells but my clinic pushed intralipids as an add-on. I finally agreed and ended up with my first positive (though several things changed this protocol). My clinic recommends continuing them until week 14. I feel torn about this. they’re $250 a week and i find them very uncomfortable, but I’m also terrified of not continuing them and something going wrong. Curious to hear from folks who used them, especially after recurrent implantation failure or loss.

I wanted to ask if any anybody had examples where their rise was less than 100% and everything worked out? I had a beta of 660 on Monday and today (two days later) it came back at 1221. I did another post about my initial beta as I worried it was low, but now I am more concerned about the rise and would love to hear success stories of anyone who has been in the same boat.

Two failed FETs (first - no implantation; second - just now - a chemical pregnancy), both PGT-A tested 4AB embryos… Another 4AB PGT-A tested did not survive the thaw… I only have two embryos left (4BC and 2BB), and it was soooo difficult to get them.

Hysteroscopy done (all good and clean);
chronic endometritis - negative;
all blood work good (no trombophilia);
autoimmune thyroid disease under control for over a year.

First FET was a modified natural protocol (with progesterone shots and suppositories + heparin and aspirin + Prednisone) - no implantation at all.

Second FET - fully medicated (same as modified natural + estrogen) - HCG on Day 10 was 40.7 (same morning I started bleeding, which stopped in about an hour). Then Day 12 HCG dropped to 28….

I am so defeated… the only factor that we did not really treat was my adenomyosis (but my doctor said my uterus looks good, and adeno does not seem to be active now). I begged her to do a suppression protocol, but she does not believe in that.

Any thoughts? :( is there still any hope? Should i even try with the two lower graded embryos, or i should consider another stimulation as maybe all my embryos from that “batch” were not good?

I just went for an early pregnancy scan, 6 weeks 4 days after my FET. And it doesn’t look good.
They couldn’t find a yolk sac or the embryo. And the measurements was small. Sonographer said not a viable pregnancy

Report: 3x7x4mm anechoic fluid area within endometrium, likely intrauterine gestational sac. However, not confirmed and no yolk
sac seen within. No fetal pole.

Please for anyone who has gone through something like this, when did you stop medication? Was the next period very painful? I’m guarding my heart and accepting this isn’t viable

Can you share your IVF experiences with the clinics in toronto.

Much appreciated.

Hi all! I've done a fully medicated FET and was told to continue my PIO shots until week 10 of pregnancy. I'm not sure how to read that. Does it mean I stop when I reach 10w0d, or do I continue through the whole week and stop at 10w6d / the start of 11w? Thank you! 💛

We transferred a 3AA embryo on September 25 and here are my betas. They are so different than my daughter’s numbers that it keeps throwing me off and has me worried. Do these look normal?

10 DPT: 199
12 DPT: 463
19 DPT: 5,861

For my daughter it was:
10 DPT: 238
13 DPT: 912
19 DPT: 10,156

With this one being half of what hers was, I’m so scared.

36yo 5day grade aa euploid transferred 10/7 - I’m 7dp5dt this was my second FET after my first failed in June of this this year. My first cycle was all medicated cycle this one was a modified natural including lovenox and baby aspirin.

I had a beautiful daughter in 2021 who passed away just two weeks after her second birthday in 2023 due to a rare genetic disorder.

It’s been three years since she’s passed and I’ve been struggling with deep depression. I’m so excited but so scared at the same time.

When can I celebrate? When can I be happy? I’m so hopeful. My husband and I need this happiness. My first beta isn’t until next Monday!

First beta today - 172 at 9DPT of my day 5 6AB 💓 I know it is too early to celebrate but considering I’ve spent the past 5 days crying that this was a fail/ chemical, it feels nice to know that I can (try) relax until the next beta.

I’ve been spotting which I have never had before in my, albeit lost, previous pregnancies. my OURA also shows a big drop in temp last two days and my lines on pregmate are still pretty faint. I was convinced it was game over. I know it still might be but I’m just going to try and enjoy this small win as I’ve enjoyed NONE of the time after the transfer so far.

Has anyone had similar starting numbers?

Hello anyone with this kind of grading? I’m worried my embryos are not that high of a grade to end in succesful pregnancy? Thanks in advance