I posted this on TTTC but someone suggested that I post here as well since there are many Cornell grads here.
I see so many posts about Cornell and how it's got such a fantastic reputation, etc. I checked out their stats on SART and they're good - but they're pretty similar to many other clinics in NYC. Does Cornell get such rave reviews b/c of the sheer number of cycles of IVF it does?
I go to Continuum Reproductive Center at Roosevelt Hospital on 59th and have been tempted to switch to Cornell b/c it gets such rave reviews...but I'm just wondering what the full story is.
TTC in 2008. Stage II/III endo, Hashimotos hypothyroid, low morph (3%).
2 cycles Clomid/Ovidrel/TI/Crinone=BFN.
IUI #1 - 4 Follistim/Ovidrel/IUI/Crinone = BFN.
IVF #1 - Antagonist w/ ICSI 4/10. 17 retrieved, 5DT of 2, BFN
IVF #2 - Long Lupron w/ ICSI 6/10. 15 retrieved, 3DT of 2, BFFN!!
Lap 7/21/10
IVF #3 - Clomid/Antagonist w/ ICSI 10/10. 14 retreived, 3DT of 3, BFP 10/20 but m/c. No HB 11/15/10 - D&C 11/17/10.
FET - 2 blasts, 1 survived the thaw. Transfer 2/19. Beta #1 3/1 375, Beta #2 3/3 885, Beta #3 3/8 4261, Beta #4 3/11 9005. U/S 3/8 1 sac 1 yolk, U/S 3/16 1 heartbeat 114bpm!
James born Oct. 24th 2011 via c-section at 38 weeks!
Surprise BFP - Jack born April 28, 2013 via VBAC after PTL at 33 1/2 weeks!
Re: What's the Deal w/ Cornell?
2 chem preg, 4 failed IUIs, 2 canc IVFs, 2 BFN IVFs, IVF #5 = BFP!!!
3/23 Beta #1 @ 17dpo = 913, Beta #2 @ 19dpo = 1724, Beta #3 @ 21 dpo = 3240
First u/s 3/29 @ 5 weeks 2 days - 3 sacs 6 weeks 3 days - 3 heartbeats 8 Weeks - Lost Baby C, Babies A and B going strong
they take on the toughest cases -- like MINE!
(I was literally fired from another clinic before I went to cornell.)
2 infertiles' journey to 2 pink lines (and a baby girl)
"our IF story"