5CC (or CC generally) embryo experiences

[thislittlebird]

We had PGT-A testing and have one euploid 4AA on ice. Also have a 5CC that wasn’t tested. I am interested to hear CC grade embryo experiences if anyone would like to share?

Previously I had a 5AC that didn’t survive the thawing process so concerned that this could be an issue once again and looking for examples where they have survived thaw and were transferred.

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bumping for you as i would be keen to know too!

@pandapopk thank you! Feels a little quiet in the 5CC success stories world lol

my clinic grade them slightly differently but I’m currently 6w3d with a 4cb (although I did have a big bleed last week so keeping my fingers crossed). I had 2 other transfers which were 5ab and 4bb which failed - this little guy is the furthest I’ve got, it’s already survived covid and a huge bleed so it’s a stubborn little embryo. The clinic wouldn’t have frozen it if it wasn’t viable, they don’t want to mess up their stats by implanting none viable embryos. I had one discarded too which they said wasn’t good enough despite it being a blast and growing.

Hi!

Just spotted this thread!

My 2.5yr old boy/girl twins were a 3CC and a 1-.- (too slow and small to be graded). I was offered a double transfer at 34 because they felt sorry that my only two eggs had a 6-12% chance only and weren’t good enough to freeze 😅

Absolutely anything can happen so don’t worry about your 5CC’s ♥️ None of us know what grade we would have been as embryos xx

I had a 2CC transferred and was so upset at the time as the clinic didn’t say. I thought there was no chance but he’s now a very busy almost 2 year old! And on the other side of that I’ve just had a 4BB transferred that didn’t work. The grading system doesn’t take into around how they’ll do when they get transferred!

@FrogsLegs37 @Greenleaves20 thanks for the positive stories! I’m getting on a bit so the odds of it working/being normal are slim, but your stories are a good reminder it can work with “poor” embryos too.