Lately I've watched a few reality shows...yes, guilty as charged...in which people have opened up about their fertility issues. They have used IUI or IVF for a variety of reasons, and the shows have showed some of that process. Or they have gone to an RE to see if they have any issues, frozen eggs, etc. It's nice to see some stories like that, but then these people appear to have the financial means to pursue these things rather easily, which definitely is frustrating from that aspect. Not really sure what my point is with this post. I guess watching these stories has helped me better understand some of the procedures, but has also frustrated me because the everyday person like myself cannot always tap into these valuable resources/options due to financial reasons, which sometimes seems so unfair that money may be the only barrier in someone's journey to having a child.
Me: 41
Husband: 40
TTC#1 since 9/2014
Unexplained Infertility - Trying naturally
Re: Fertility issues in the media
TTC#1 since November 2015
9/16/2016 IUI#1 - BFN
10/12/2016 IUI#2 - BFN
1/21/2017 Clomid/IUI#3 - BFN
March 2017 IVF: BFP! (beta#1 191, beta#2 378!) - it's a boy! DS born 12/6/2017
TTC #2 since July 2018
May 2019 IVF #2: BFP! (beta#1 346, beta#2 646) - vanishing twin at 8 weeks. Baby B still going strong - due 2/8/20!
Husband: 40
TTC#1 since 9/2014
Unexplained Infertility - Trying naturally
Husband: 40
TTC#1 since 9/2014
Unexplained Infertility - Trying naturally
TTC#1 since November 2015
9/16/2016 IUI#1 - BFN
10/12/2016 IUI#2 - BFN
1/21/2017 Clomid/IUI#3 - BFN
March 2017 IVF: BFP! (beta#1 191, beta#2 378!) - it's a boy! DS born 12/6/2017
TTC #2 since July 2018
May 2019 IVF #2: BFP! (beta#1 346, beta#2 646) - vanishing twin at 8 weeks. Baby B still going strong - due 2/8/20!