@Twinmummy15 hey, thank you for checking in! I wish I could say I was ok, but I don't think I was quite prepared for how scary it is to have a euploid chemical. Sure, it could be 'just one of those things', or, it could be a sign that I'm in for a long, uphill battle that I'm going to get priced out of. I simply can't get together money to be able to do an unlimited or anything more than 2 cycle package, like its just not there- I already sold my beloved horse, who was like a pet and if you'd told me before all this I'd ever sell her for any reason I'd have said you were crazy. That was the only way I had left to raise money, don't qualify for credit in UK and have maxed out credit line in my home country for first round. I'm absolutely petrified that if I can lose a chemical, I will need more rounds or tests than there is money for and that this will be it for me.
Realistically, I don't know that that is the case, but the fact that it is a potential has totally spun me and its hard to function.
My embryo was tested euploid, 5CB, fully hatched after thawing. It's good that it was fully hatched and had a C ICM rating in a way, because you could potentially blame either of those things for making it not be strong enough to hold the pregnancy (even though it was strong enough to survive the thaw and implant right away- I had faint line on 4dp6dt and strong line on 7dp5dt, but back to stark white negative by late evening of 8dpt5dt.)
Anyway, have scrounged together what little debt left I could go into, so its last chance saloon with two rounds left paid upfront. My job/career is going to spiral eventually from all this, as I just spent 3 months being mediocre at my job/missing some of it, now going to have to do that for at least another 3 months or who knows how long.
I'm going to focus on losing as much weight as possible before next FET, as while my BMI is only slightly above normal range, high BMI is associated with less progesterone, and my progesterone levels were only mediocre (they were 'fine', and rising', but not particularly high) for this chemical, so need to try to improve things there.