LH it sounds like your follies are doing just brilliantly. As shell said, the number of good eggs doesn’t go up exponentially. And too many eggs can mean the stims get spread around too thinly and you get great quantity but poor quality. I hate to trot out the usual line of ‘it only takes one’ but…it really does only take one. My consultant said he’s had women with 18 eggs and no embryos, and women with one follicle, one egg, one embryo and one baby. And you have 6 potential people!
Evenly sized follies is exactly what you want, you have the Goldilocks of follies - not too big (over cooked), not too small (immature), juuuuust right.
There is every chance there will be a good one in there. There are so so many women on my high FSH / low AMH group of a similar age who’ve done mild or natural cycle IVF with just a couple of eggs (or even just one), and had healthy pregnancies as a result
Now everyone on here will affirm that I am a negative nancy when it comes to myself, as I was planning for a BFN - I never once considered the cycle might actually work. Now sadly it didn’t work out for me this time, but we got a hell of a lot further than we ever expected. I know I expect the worst (but hope for the best) as a self defence mechanism, so it feels like there’s further to fall. Neither a positive or negative attitude will make a blind bit of difference to the outcome of a cycle, but perhaps I make myself a bit more miserably by being so pessimistic the whole time. So, do as I say, not do as I do! 
H2016 sending love and strength 
shellster wow not long to go! I remember when you got your BFP, so exciting
AFM, I’m….OK. Bleeding started finally at the weekend, which I’m glad about as I was worried that I hadn’t really had anything at all.
Until then, physically I didn’t feel ANY different at all, from when I was pregnant last week with a live baby, to when I was pregnant with a dead baby, to when I’d had the ERPC and wasn’t pregnant any more. So it was only when I started to have some cramping that I finally broke down and let myself have a proper sob, as it finally felt like my body was starting to un-pregnant-itself. Without wishing to be TMI, I’m really pleased I started bleeding, as I kind of needed some physical evidence the slate is being wiped clean to feel some kind of closure, if that makes sense and isn’t too grim? Also as apart from after my first cycle in Oct, I haven't really had a proper period since May, so really felt like things were getting a proper reset.
We got the histology report to say that they have got products of conception to have karyotyping done and that there was no evidence of trophoblastic disease (ie they can do the genetic analysis to see if there are any answers about why the baby died, and there was no evidence of a molar pregnancy). They did however send the full pathology report, which DH is really, really angry about, as it’s really distressing with the full graphic detail about “partially necrotic decidua” and ‘multiple fragments of pale brown tissue’ etc. Urgh. The cover letter summarising the findings would have been enough. They didn’t need to send this to us, DH is fuming
Needless to say I wrote a polite but suitably shitty email with some suggestions of how they could provide couples with some warning, rather than ambushing them with horribly gruesome detail.
I know to them it’s just products of conception, but that’s our dead baby they’re talking about 