WWSAIFD?

SweetyPy17 · May 2012

I need help deciding on which plan to do. Here's the background: our DD was our last egg from our 1st IVF. From our first IVF we ret 12, fert 7, 5 survived, implanted 2 (didn't work), and our DD was our FET. My cd 3 bloodwork my estrogen came back high which may or may not indicate an egg issue. Going for more testing but results won't be back by the time we have to decide. Our DX is MFI with poor all 3 have to ICSI. [Poll]

itsmevkb · May 2012

I think I would probably pick the 2 IVF plan but I put special snowflake because it would also depend on how many more children you want to have. Personally, I can't just leave frozen embryos so if we only wanted one more child I would need to find a way to still give us our best chance at success while not creating more embryos than we would be willing to use.

DeputiesWife · May 2012

just wanted to wish you good luck!!

SweetyPy17 · May 2012

itsmevkb:
I think I would probably pick the 2 IVF plan but I put special snowflake because it would also depend on how many more children you want to have. Personally, I can't just leave frozen embryos so if we only wanted one more child I would need to find a way to still give us our best chance at success while not creating more embryos than we would be willing to use.

This is kinda why I'm thinking that one too. This is our last baby, but if there is still one-two embryo's left, I'll have to go for them. Can't leave them there...those frozen eggs gave us the best thing in our lives.

SweetyPy17 · May 2012

DeputiesWife:
just wanted to wish you good luck!!

Thanks sweetie!!!

pooman · May 2012

If my clinic had the 6IVFs or money back option I would have taken it in a heartbeat.

It turns out I would have lost money, but you either get your money back or a baby. That sounds like win win to me.

LnR70707 · May 2012

Did you do ICSI the first time? If not I'd go with the single IVF cycle

SweetyPy17 · May 2012

L&R70707:
Did you do ICSI the first time? If not I'd go with the single IVF cycle

yes, we had to ICSI the first time. This is where the dilemma is. They are changing my protocol from the first time around.

Dragonfly1226 · May 2012

Yup, I had the same CD3 results leading up to this FET. My RE repeated the labe four times before finally getting a normal estrogen level and a slightly elevated FSH. I'm sorry you're going through the same thing

I think my answer would depend on how many more children you may want. If it is one then I would choose the 2 IVF option. If you're looking to try to have more I would go for the 6 IVF option. Good luck hon!

JessandJeremy · May 2012

Are you at Shady Grove? I didn't think the multi-cycle plan included FETs

flycka · June 2012

itsmevkb:
I think I would probably pick the 2 IVF plan but I put special snowflake because it would also depend on how many more children you want to have. Personally, I can't just leave frozen embryos so if we only wanted one more child I would need to find a way to still give us our best chance at success while not creating more embryos than we would be willing to use.

For the same reasons I would do number one. But I'm biased because that's what I did and will do: pay per cycle.
At my clinic a shared program means you might not get a perfectly tailored protocol but a standard formula in order to be fair to other couples doing the same. Not that you would be mistreated but may be pushed more than what you would like. And that doesn't sit well with me.

SweetyPy17 · June 2012

JessandJeremy:
Are you at Shady Grove? I didn't think the multi-cycle plan included FETs

Yep and yes, if you do the 2 or 6 option, FET's are included.

I think I should also clarify that this isn't 6 IVF cycle's...this is 6 IVF cycles for one more babe.

harriet93 · June 2012

I did a 6 cycle shared risk program at Shady Grove. Although it was a big investment, it paid for itself pretty quickly (considering the cost of single cycles). That's my recommendation.

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