My neighbor is PG after adopting #1

Re: My neighbor is PG after adopting #1

• hippiechick7

  September 2008

  That's wonderful news!

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• Pesky member

  September 2008

  How terrific!!!

  
  
  DD -- 5YO
  DS -- 3YO
  

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• Serendipitie member

  September 2008

  That's awesome!

  
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• iluvtom member

  September 2008

  I love stories like that!

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• pahokie

  September 2008

  What a nice surprise!
  
  It just happens sometimes.  A good friend of mine is the youngest of four.  His two oldest siblings were adopted after his parents were told they could not have children.  He and one older brother were not adopted.
  

  DD1 is 3, DD2 is 1.

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• indianasunshine member

  September 2008

  That's so cool!!

  Me 43, DH 49 Married November 3, 2007 TTC #1 since November 2007 First RE appointment May 13, HSG 5/17- tubes are clear, SA - very good, FSH 6.8, rubella immunity, saline sonogram 7/2 - uterine polyps, hysteroscopy date FINALLY 9/4! Blood pressure and thyroid are under control! Come on BFP!!!! My Blog IUI#1 1/14 , AF=BFN 1/28, IUI #2 3/9, AF=BFN 3/20 Cycle 20 IVF #1 = BFP!!! Beta #1- 196 Beta #2- 784 Egg retrieval 5/1 - 11 eggs! Update 5/2 - 9 mature, 7 fertilized! Embryo transfer 5/6 - transferred 2 beautiful blasts and have one snowbaby Induction scheduled for 01/11/10 - 38 weeks, 1 day April 3, 2012 FET with snowbaby (identical twins) BFN and a big broken heart Moving on to DE 8/2012-Donor chosen! 9/2012-12/2012-Donor passed all testing, off BC pills, waiting to complete 2 full cycles. 12/16/2012-cannot move forward with donor, cycles not regulating. 12/17-New proven donor 1/11- started Lupron on our baby boy's 3rd birthday 

  Egg retrieval 2/27 - 27 eggs, 24 mature, 19 fertilized

  Embryo transfer 3/4 - 2 beautiful, hatching blasts and nothing left to freeze.  Beta #1 461 9dp5dt. Beta #2 1230 11dp5dt.

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• NewMrs07 member

  September 2008

  I've heard that happen a lot, actually. I guess once the pressure is off to have biological children, women relax and then they get pg naturally. Good for them, though, that's great.
  

  Me: 44 DH: 42. DS born healthy at 40 weeks 8/24/09. TTC since then with no luck or ART. Surprise BFP 8/6/14... MMC @ 8 weeks 4 days... Miss you everyday sweet baby angel.

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• jrosehistory

  September 2008

  That is wonderful news!  I love hearing stories like that.

  

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