@Alsobeyondshit
I’m sorry to hear your update, I hope you’re ok but it never gets much easier, just more predictable each time. When will the PGT-A be back?
I totally get what you’re saying, I don’t know how people get to that point. For us, it’s just been a slow realisation that this isn’t working for us in the way it does for others. I know at our age there’s fewer normal embryos to be found, so it can be hard, but just feels unfair when it definitely works for others this age.
More like a lull in treatment. I think we’ve sort of decided to do two back to back (ish) egg collections and then we’re done, because of my age we thought this would be the most sensible time-wise. We can’t afford them, we’ll have to borrow some money for the first time. Well, we can afford them if we have a year or two to save but we don’t have that time really so I think the plan will be borrow and pay back and then move on, poorer and sadder.
So transfer these two, if they both fail then in theory we’ll do two more egg collections and transfer whatever we get from there. Probably transfer 1 fresh and then test the excess again. It’s hard even saying it because although that’s not yet, it’s hard to draw a line under all this and accept it won’t possibly work. Firstly I have to be fit and well enough to do two more collections, so we’ll see if I’m feeling like it all if these last two fail.
When it’s been this hard to conceive, to even cross the first hurdle, it’s hard to believe you could ever get a pregnancy to term anyway. So many more hurdles to overcome. What other women do so easily without even thinking about it, I can’t even comprehend being possible for me.