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Good morning - Intro

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Hi Ladies.  I have been on the bump for a year or so but mostly lurk.  I am currently on my 13th TTC cycle.  I am 38 yrs old and will be 39 in June...Yikes!  I had CD3 bloodwork done which came back ok and an HSG which was clear.  DH will be getting an SA done although he keeps putting it off! 

I am now ready to see an RE but not sure where to start.  I live in the Boston area and there are a few to choose from.  Is there anything in particular I should look for when choosing?  Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you and have a great Monday.

 

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  • Jing22Jing22 member
    No advice, but welcome to the board.



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  • RN4Babies RN4Babies
    Welcome and good luck! 
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  • katib77katib77 member

    Welcome to the board.  For an RE, I would suggest posting on your local Boston board to find out what others like about their RE, look at who your insurance approves of, check out their websites for location and success rates and pick from there.  GL!!


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  • magnolia_femmemagnolia_femme
    imagekatib77:

    Welcome to the board.  For an RE, I would suggest posting on your local Boston board to find out what others like about their RE, look at who your insurance approves of, check out their websites for location and success rates and pick from there.  GL!!

    this and welcome!  you also might want to check out SART.org, where IVF/ART success rates and published.

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