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TTC After a Loss
*Sueandpasquale*
Hey there I hope you get the okay for this cycle. Just curious about insurance info, my insurance told me yesterday that you can only have 6 cycles of iui, ivf, in a lifetime even if you switch insurance companies. Have you heard this? Is this why Ma covers these treatments? They limit them so you can't keep switching insurance companies? Also are you under thirty five? My company said if you are over 35 you only have to have tried for 6 months. We were thinking about starting iui's but if I only get 6 for a lefetime I might want to wait.
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Re: *Sueandpasquale*
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I am not sure this applies to everyone. It depends on your coverage. There's been some law changes as well. Make sure to read your plan.
no. I called blue cross and they said a year from when I miscarried. she said that the rsc have to give them a form and they give it to bsbc and it takes about 2 weeks to ok it. So I really have no idea. I am going to go tomorrow and worst case she can put me on clomid to try this cycle. I am 34.
I didnt hear about how many I get in a lifetime. BSBC sent me a huge packet on infertility. I have to go over it and see what it says. well I am kind of hoping that once I get the ball rolling I wont have trouble after I have had a baby. I have heard that once you get pregnant and give birth couple dont have a problem.
Lets take my sister. She was told at 16 that she has PCOS and she was going to have a hard time getting pregnant. it took her over a year to get pregnant with her first and then she had 3 more. they are all about 15 months apart. so I am hoping that happens with us.
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