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Anonymous (no login)
Posted Mar 20, 2012 12:54 PM
I totally agree with the docs who say to try a high stim IVF for you - your numbers are great, low stim would probably be a disservice to someone like you. I don't understand the pattern of m/c for you and really hope the next few months bring some answers. If the worst scenario happens (IVF with another loss) then I would hope you would have lots of frozen embryos banked from it, to explore all kinds of options. You will be so glad to have them. And in the best possible scenario (a live birth after IVF), looking down the road to having kid #2, having frozen embryos from when you were younger would be a blessing.
I really really hope you can find a clinic local to you to do the treatments. IMHO long distance is awfully distressing for you with the monitoring and traveling, and IVF brings its own boatload of additional stress factors. Make sure you go to a place that has good frozen embryo stats and the ability to later test the chromosomes of the frozen embryos too - not all places can do this well. I don't think C.ooper is a good match for you (and I'm not trying to be down on them, they've helped me immensely, but my needs were different). |
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