Hi everyone, hope you don’t mind me joining the thread. I had my latest embryo transfer on Feb 8th, I haven’t reached OTD yet but after two HPTs it seems it’s a BFN. I’m having the blood test on Tuesday so not long to wait.
I’m with a clinic in the Czech Republic, we were extremely lucky to have success with them first time round and have a beautiful 21 month old boy. I’ve been reluctant to post on here as I know how fortunate we are already, it’s just that the urge for a sibling for him is so strong.
We’ve used donor eggs from the start as I didn’t meet my fiancé until I was over 40.
April 22 - FET #2 - CP at 5/6 weeks
July 22 - FET cancelled - suspected hydrosalpinx
Sept 22 - Laparoscopy confirmed left sided hydrosalpinx - Fallopian tube removed.
Nov 22 - FET #3 - BFN
I’ve always felt a huge time pressure due to my age but it’s particularly relevant now as my clinic can only treat me until May 31st as I will turn 49 then. After the transfer of our last frostie from the first cycle failed, they said we had time for one more cycle which has just happened (with a new donor - we initially hoped for the same one but were happy just to be able to try again). As I said, that fresh cycle has just ended in a BFN which is obviously always crushing, but particularly so as it was a 5AA, which makes me feel there is something wrong inside me that’s undiagnosed. I had a c section with my son and I can’t help but worry that it’s because of that (probably irrational!).
The irony is that we have 4 frosties from this latest cycle, all 4AA (again extremely fortunate) but obviously we only have 3 months to be able to use them. What would people do? We transferred two embryos first time round and that resulted in our son but since then have only transferred one. My gut feeling is to transfer two despite the risks. I also feel that I don’t have the luxury of time to take a break between cycles. Am I being foolish going straight into another FET, presuming my doctor agrees? I feel like I don’t have the time to do any more tests, and surely the laparoscopy would have flagged up any other major problems? The surgeon told me that ‘everything else looks great in there’ - those words keep ringing in my ears. I can’t help but feel that’s not the case as I’ve had two BFNs since then.
Sorry it’s such a long saga! I’d really appreciate anyone’s thoughts. Also want to say, congratulations on everyone’s BFPs and lots of positive thoughts to everyone still waiting for one.