[DL05]

Morning Ladies
Piggy did you test again ? xx
Anna IVF does seem to be all about the stats Try and remember though a lot of women having IVF have never been pregnant at all, ever , thats bound to bring the stats down, as there are still some reasons for infertility that are unknown and aren't treatable , the sad fact is some women will never get pregnant even with IVF for reasons science hasn't figured out yet , as one doc I saw liked to tell me it was actually invented specifically for women with tubal issues (not for unexplained infertility) for those women it seems to work better
I did a lot of research when we considered it and it seemed the success rates for women who'd had previous pregnancies and were now suffering tubal issues were pretty good
There've even been a few ladies from the reversal section who've gone on to have successful IVF like Julie and Sharon
Of course thats not to say it always works first time as it can take a bit of tweaking to perfect things , if you read back through the IVF thread on here a lot of the women did have embryo's to freeze
Some places will even thaw and refreeze blasts if you get more than needed for a FET and some places will freeze them in ones or two's, with a blast the implant rate is around 50% The guidelines are just that, clinics can put back 2 if you're over 35 or they feel there is a good case for it . I'd say if you're not 100% happy with this clinic then consider another, I know this one meant you could start now , but if you can only have one shot then waiting for a clinic that you are 100% happy and confident about might be worth it
I know some of the euro clinics have good reputations, I enquired at the one that Julie used (reprofit)and it was just under £3,000 at the time and they would include ICSI in that if you wanted , now with the exchange rate it might even be cheaper
They also treated a lot of women with lower AMH and who were older and their success rates looked impressive on paper . Remember though the clinics have to tell you worst case scenario though , they're obliged to just so everythings clear and they can't be accussed of misleading you xx

[JakesMommy]

Morning Ladies
Piggy did you test again ? xx
Anna IVF does seem to be all about the stats Try and remember though a lot of women having IVF have never been pregnant at all, ever , thats bound to bring the stats down, as there are still some reasons for infertility that are unknown and aren't treatable , the sad fact is some women will never get pregnant even with IVF for reasons science hasn't figured out yet , as one doc I saw liked to tell me it was actually invented specifically for women with tubal issues (not for unexplained infertility) for those women it seems to work better
I did a lot of research when we considered it and it seemed the success rates for women who'd had previous pregnancies and were now suffering tubal issues were pretty good
There've even been a few ladies from the reversal section who've gone on to have successful IVF like Julie and Sharon
Of course thats not to say it always works first time as it can take a bit of tweaking to perfect things , if you read back through the IVF thread on here a lot of the women did have embryo's to freeze
Some places will even thaw and refreeze blasts if you get more than needed for a FET and some places will freeze them in ones or two's, with a blast the implant rate is around 50% The guidelines are just that, clinics can put back 2 if you're over 35 or they feel there is a good case for it . I'd say if you're not 100% happy with this clinic then consider another, I know this one meant you could start now , but if you can only have one shot then waiting for a clinic that you are 100% happy and confident about might be worth it
I know some of the euro clinics have good reputations, I enquired at the one that Julie used (reprofit)and it was just under £3,000 at the time and they would include ICSI in that if you wanted , now with the exchange rate it might even be cheaper
They also treated a lot of women with lower AMH and who were older and their success rates looked impressive on paper . Remember though the clinics have to tell you worst case scenario though , they're obliged to just so everythings clear and they can't be accussed of misleading you xx

[tinystar78]

Morning Ladies
Piggy did you test again ? xx
Anna IVF does seem to be all about the stats Try and remember though a lot of women having IVF have never been pregnant at all, ever , thats bound to bring the stats down, as there are still some reasons for infertility that are unknown and aren't treatable , the sad fact is some women will never get pregnant even with IVF for reasons science hasn't figured out yet , as one doc I saw liked to tell me it was actually invented specifically for women with tubal issues (not for unexplained infertility) for those women it seems to work better
I did a lot of research when we considered it and it seemed the success rates for women who'd had previous pregnancies and were now suffering tubal issues were pretty good
There've even been a few ladies from the reversal section who've gone on to have successful IVF like Julie and Sharon
Of course thats not to say it always works first time as it can take a bit of tweaking to perfect things , if you read back through the IVF thread on here a lot of the women did have embryo's to freeze
Some places will even thaw and refreeze blasts if you get more than needed for a FET and some places will freeze them in ones or two's, with a blast the implant rate is around 50% The guidelines are just that, clinics can put back 2 if you're over 35 or they feel there is a good case for it . I'd say if you're not 100% happy with this clinic then consider another, I know this one meant you could start now , but if you can only have one shot then waiting for a clinic that you are 100% happy and confident about might be worth it
I know some of the euro clinics have good reputations, I enquired at the one that Julie used (reprofit)and it was just under £3,000 at the time and they would include ICSI in that if you wanted , now with the exchange rate it might even be cheaper
They also treated a lot of women with lower AMH and who were older and their success rates looked impressive on paper . Remember though the clinics have to tell you worst case scenario though , they're obliged to just so everythings clear and they can't be accussed of misleading you xx

[DL05]

Morning Ladies
Piggy did you test again ? xx
Anna IVF does seem to be all about the stats Try and remember though a lot of women having IVF have never been pregnant at all, ever , thats bound to bring the stats down, as there are still some reasons for infertility that are unknown and aren't treatable , the sad fact is some women will never get pregnant even with IVF for reasons science hasn't figured out yet , as one doc I saw liked to tell me it was actually invented specifically for women with tubal issues (not for unexplained infertility) for those women it seems to work better
I did a lot of research when we considered it and it seemed the success rates for women who'd had previous pregnancies and were now suffering tubal issues were pretty good
There've even been a few ladies from the reversal section who've gone on to have successful IVF like Julie and Sharon
Of course thats not to say it always works first time as it can take a bit of tweaking to perfect things , if you read back through the IVF thread on here a lot of the women did have embryo's to freeze
Some places will even thaw and refreeze blasts if you get more than needed for a FET and some places will freeze them in ones or two's, with a blast the implant rate is around 50% The guidelines are just that, clinics can put back 2 if you're over 35 or they feel there is a good case for it . I'd say if you're not 100% happy with this clinic then consider another, I know this one meant you could start now , but if you can only have one shot then waiting for a clinic that you are 100% happy and confident about might be worth it
I know some of the euro clinics have good reputations, I enquired at the one that Julie used (reprofit)and it was just under £3,000 at the time and they would include ICSI in that if you wanted , now with the exchange rate it might even be cheaper
They also treated a lot of women with lower AMH and who were older and their success rates looked impressive on paper . Remember though the clinics have to tell you worst case scenario though , they're obliged to just so everythings clear and they can't be accussed of misleading you xx

[DL05]

Morning Ladies
Piggy did you test again ? xx
Anna IVF does seem to be all about the stats Try and remember though a lot of women having IVF have never been pregnant at all, ever , thats bound to bring the stats down, as there are still some reasons for infertility that are unknown and aren't treatable , the sad fact is some women will never get pregnant even with IVF for reasons science hasn't figured out yet , as one doc I saw liked to tell me it was actually invented specifically for women with tubal issues (not for unexplained infertility) for those women it seems to work better
I did a lot of research when we considered it and it seemed the success rates for women who'd had previous pregnancies and were now suffering tubal issues were pretty good
There've even been a few ladies from the reversal section who've gone on to have successful IVF like Julie and Sharon
Of course thats not to say it always works first time as it can take a bit of tweaking to perfect things , if you read back through the IVF thread on here a lot of the women did have embryo's to freeze
Some places will even thaw and refreeze blasts if you get more than needed for a FET and some places will freeze them in ones or two's, with a blast the implant rate is around 50% The guidelines are just that, clinics can put back 2 if you're over 35 or they feel there is a good case for it . I'd say if you're not 100% happy with this clinic then consider another, I know this one meant you could start now , but if you can only have one shot then waiting for a clinic that you are 100% happy and confident about might be worth it
I know some of the euro clinics have good reputations, I enquired at the one that Julie used (reprofit)and it was just under £3,000 at the time and they would include ICSI in that if you wanted , now with the exchange rate it might even be cheaper
They also treated a lot of women with lower AMH and who were older and their success rates looked impressive on paper . Remember though the clinics have to tell you worst case scenario though , they're obliged to just so everythings clear and they can't be accussed of misleading you xx

[JakesMommy]

Morning Ladies
Piggy did you test again ? xx
Anna IVF does seem to be all about the stats Try and remember though a lot of women having IVF have never been pregnant at all, ever , thats bound to bring the stats down, as there are still some reasons for infertility that are unknown and aren't treatable , the sad fact is some women will never get pregnant even with IVF for reasons science hasn't figured out yet , as one doc I saw liked to tell me it was actually invented specifically for women with tubal issues (not for unexplained infertility) for those women it seems to work better
I did a lot of research when we considered it and it seemed the success rates for women who'd had previous pregnancies and were now suffering tubal issues were pretty good
There've even been a few ladies from the reversal section who've gone on to have successful IVF like Julie and Sharon
Of course thats not to say it always works first time as it can take a bit of tweaking to perfect things , if you read back through the IVF thread on here a lot of the women did have embryo's to freeze
Some places will even thaw and refreeze blasts if you get more than needed for a FET and some places will freeze them in ones or two's, with a blast the implant rate is around 50% The guidelines are just that, clinics can put back 2 if you're over 35 or they feel there is a good case for it . I'd say if you're not 100% happy with this clinic then consider another, I know this one meant you could start now , but if you can only have one shot then waiting for a clinic that you are 100% happy and confident about might be worth it
I know some of the euro clinics have good reputations, I enquired at the one that Julie used (reprofit)and it was just under £3,000 at the time and they would include ICSI in that if you wanted , now with the exchange rate it might even be cheaper
They also treated a lot of women with lower AMH and who were older and their success rates looked impressive on paper . Remember though the clinics have to tell you worst case scenario though , they're obliged to just so everythings clear and they can't be accussed of misleading you xx

[DL05]

Morning Ladies
Piggy did you test again ? xx
Anna IVF does seem to be all about the stats Try and remember though a lot of women having IVF have never been pregnant at all, ever , thats bound to bring the stats down, as there are still some reasons for infertility that are unknown and aren't treatable , the sad fact is some women will never get pregnant even with IVF for reasons science hasn't figured out yet , as one doc I saw liked to tell me it was actually invented specifically for women with tubal issues (not for unexplained infertility) for those women it seems to work better
I did a lot of research when we considered it and it seemed the success rates for women who'd had previous pregnancies and were now suffering tubal issues were pretty good
There've even been a few ladies from the reversal section who've gone on to have successful IVF like Julie and Sharon
Of course thats not to say it always works first time as it can take a bit of tweaking to perfect things , if you read back through the IVF thread on here a lot of the women did have embryo's to freeze
Some places will even thaw and refreeze blasts if you get more than needed for a FET and some places will freeze them in ones or two's, with a blast the implant rate is around 50% The guidelines are just that, clinics can put back 2 if you're over 35 or they feel there is a good case for it . I'd say if you're not 100% happy with this clinic then consider another, I know this one meant you could start now , but if you can only have one shot then waiting for a clinic that you are 100% happy and confident about might be worth it
I know some of the euro clinics have good reputations, I enquired at the one that Julie used (reprofit)and it was just under £3,000 at the time and they would include ICSI in that if you wanted , now with the exchange rate it might even be cheaper
They also treated a lot of women with lower AMH and who were older and their success rates looked impressive on paper . Remember though the clinics have to tell you worst case scenario though , they're obliged to just so everythings clear and they can't be accussed of misleading you xx

[DL05]

Morning Ladies
Piggy did you test again ? xx
Anna IVF does seem to be all about the stats Try and remember though a lot of women having IVF have never been pregnant at all, ever , thats bound to bring the stats down, as there are still some reasons for infertility that are unknown and aren't treatable , the sad fact is some women will never get pregnant even with IVF for reasons science hasn't figured out yet , as one doc I saw liked to tell me it was actually invented specifically for women with tubal issues (not for unexplained infertility) for those women it seems to work better
I did a lot of research when we considered it and it seemed the success rates for women who'd had previous pregnancies and were now suffering tubal issues were pretty good
There've even been a few ladies from the reversal section who've gone on to have successful IVF like Julie and Sharon
Of course thats not to say it always works first time as it can take a bit of tweaking to perfect things , if you read back through the IVF thread on here a lot of the women did have embryo's to freeze
Some places will even thaw and refreeze blasts if you get more than needed for a FET and some places will freeze them in ones or two's, with a blast the implant rate is around 50% The guidelines are just that, clinics can put back 2 if you're over 35 or they feel there is a good case for it . I'd say if you're not 100% happy with this clinic then consider another, I know this one meant you could start now , but if you can only have one shot then waiting for a clinic that you are 100% happy and confident about might be worth it
I know some of the euro clinics have good reputations, I enquired at the one that Julie used (reprofit)and it was just under £3,000 at the time and they would include ICSI in that if you wanted , now with the exchange rate it might even be cheaper
They also treated a lot of women with lower AMH and who were older and their success rates looked impressive on paper . Remember though the clinics have to tell you worst case scenario though , they're obliged to just so everythings clear and they can't be accussed of misleading you xx

[meesh31]

Morning Ladies
Piggy did you test again ? xx
Anna IVF does seem to be all about the stats Try and remember though a lot of women having IVF have never been pregnant at all, ever , thats bound to bring the stats down, as there are still some reasons for infertility that are unknown and aren't treatable , the sad fact is some women will never get pregnant even with IVF for reasons science hasn't figured out yet , as one doc I saw liked to tell me it was actually invented specifically for women with tubal issues (not for unexplained infertility) for those women it seems to work better
I did a lot of research when we considered it and it seemed the success rates for women who'd had previous pregnancies and were now suffering tubal issues were pretty good
There've even been a few ladies from the reversal section who've gone on to have successful IVF like Julie and Sharon
Of course thats not to say it always works first time as it can take a bit of tweaking to perfect things , if you read back through the IVF thread on here a lot of the women did have embryo's to freeze
Some places will even thaw and refreeze blasts if you get more than needed for a FET and some places will freeze them in ones or two's, with a blast the implant rate is around 50% The guidelines are just that, clinics can put back 2 if you're over 35 or they feel there is a good case for it . I'd say if you're not 100% happy with this clinic then consider another, I know this one meant you could start now , but if you can only have one shot then waiting for a clinic that you are 100% happy and confident about might be worth it
I know some of the euro clinics have good reputations, I enquired at the one that Julie used (reprofit)and it was just under £3,000 at the time and they would include ICSI in that if you wanted , now with the exchange rate it might even be cheaper
They also treated a lot of women with lower AMH and who were older and their success rates looked impressive on paper . Remember though the clinics have to tell you worst case scenario though , they're obliged to just so everythings clear and they can't be accussed of misleading you xx

[shellypenton]

Morning Ladies
Piggy did you test again ? xx
Anna IVF does seem to be all about the stats Try and remember though a lot of women having IVF have never been pregnant at all, ever , thats bound to bring the stats down, as there are still some reasons for infertility that are unknown and aren't treatable , the sad fact is some women will never get pregnant even with IVF for reasons science hasn't figured out yet , as one doc I saw liked to tell me it was actually invented specifically for women with tubal issues (not for unexplained infertility) for those women it seems to work better
I did a lot of research when we considered it and it seemed the success rates for women who'd had previous pregnancies and were now suffering tubal issues were pretty good
There've even been a few ladies from the reversal section who've gone on to have successful IVF like Julie and Sharon
Of course thats not to say it always works first time as it can take a bit of tweaking to perfect things , if you read back through the IVF thread on here a lot of the women did have embryo's to freeze
Some places will even thaw and refreeze blasts if you get more than needed for a FET and some places will freeze them in ones or two's, with a blast the implant rate is around 50% The guidelines are just that, clinics can put back 2 if you're over 35 or they feel there is a good case for it . I'd say if you're not 100% happy with this clinic then consider another, I know this one meant you could start now , but if you can only have one shot then waiting for a clinic that you are 100% happy and confident about might be worth it
I know some of the euro clinics have good reputations, I enquired at the one that Julie used (reprofit)and it was just under £3,000 at the time and they would include ICSI in that if you wanted , now with the exchange rate it might even be cheaper
They also treated a lot of women with lower AMH and who were older and their success rates looked impressive on paper . Remember though the clinics have to tell you worst case scenario though , they're obliged to just so everythings clear and they can't be accussed of misleading you xx

[DL05]

Morning Ladies
Piggy did you test again ? xx
Anna IVF does seem to be all about the stats Try and remember though a lot of women having IVF have never been pregnant at all, ever , thats bound to bring the stats down, as there are still some reasons for infertility that are unknown and aren't treatable , the sad fact is some women will never get pregnant even with IVF for reasons science hasn't figured out yet , as one doc I saw liked to tell me it was actually invented specifically for women with tubal issues (not for unexplained infertility) for those women it seems to work better
I did a lot of research when we considered it and it seemed the success rates for women who'd had previous pregnancies and were now suffering tubal issues were pretty good
There've even been a few ladies from the reversal section who've gone on to have successful IVF like Julie and Sharon
Of course thats not to say it always works first time as it can take a bit of tweaking to perfect things , if you read back through the IVF thread on here a lot of the women did have embryo's to freeze
Some places will even thaw and refreeze blasts if you get more than needed for a FET and some places will freeze them in ones or two's, with a blast the implant rate is around 50% The guidelines are just that, clinics can put back 2 if you're over 35 or they feel there is a good case for it . I'd say if you're not 100% happy with this clinic then consider another, I know this one meant you could start now , but if you can only have one shot then waiting for a clinic that you are 100% happy and confident about might be worth it
I know some of the euro clinics have good reputations, I enquired at the one that Julie used (reprofit)and it was just under £3,000 at the time and they would include ICSI in that if you wanted , now with the exchange rate it might even be cheaper
They also treated a lot of women with lower AMH and who were older and their success rates looked impressive on paper . Remember though the clinics have to tell you worst case scenario though , they're obliged to just so everythings clear and they can't be accussed of misleading you xx

[DL05]

Morning Ladies
Piggy did you test again ? xx
Anna IVF does seem to be all about the stats Try and remember though a lot of women having IVF have never been pregnant at all, ever , thats bound to bring the stats down, as there are still some reasons for infertility that are unknown and aren't treatable , the sad fact is some women will never get pregnant even with IVF for reasons science hasn't figured out yet , as one doc I saw liked to tell me it was actually invented specifically for women with tubal issues (not for unexplained infertility) for those women it seems to work better
I did a lot of research when we considered it and it seemed the success rates for women who'd had previous pregnancies and were now suffering tubal issues were pretty good
There've even been a few ladies from the reversal section who've gone on to have successful IVF like Julie and Sharon
Of course thats not to say it always works first time as it can take a bit of tweaking to perfect things , if you read back through the IVF thread on here a lot of the women did have embryo's to freeze
Some places will even thaw and refreeze blasts if you get more than needed for a FET and some places will freeze them in ones or two's, with a blast the implant rate is around 50% The guidelines are just that, clinics can put back 2 if you're over 35 or they feel there is a good case for it . I'd say if you're not 100% happy with this clinic then consider another, I know this one meant you could start now , but if you can only have one shot then waiting for a clinic that you are 100% happy and confident about might be worth it
I know some of the euro clinics have good reputations, I enquired at the one that Julie used (reprofit)and it was just under £3,000 at the time and they would include ICSI in that if you wanted , now with the exchange rate it might even be cheaper
They also treated a lot of women with lower AMH and who were older and their success rates looked impressive on paper . Remember though the clinics have to tell you worst case scenario though , they're obliged to just so everythings clear and they can't be accussed of misleading you xx

[DL05]

Morning Ladies
Piggy did you test again ? xx
Anna IVF does seem to be all about the stats Try and remember though a lot of women having IVF have never been pregnant at all, ever , thats bound to bring the stats down, as there are still some reasons for infertility that are unknown and aren't treatable , the sad fact is some women will never get pregnant even with IVF for reasons science hasn't figured out yet , as one doc I saw liked to tell me it was actually invented specifically for women with tubal issues (not for unexplained infertility) for those women it seems to work better
I did a lot of research when we considered it and it seemed the success rates for women who'd had previous pregnancies and were now suffering tubal issues were pretty good
There've even been a few ladies from the reversal section who've gone on to have successful IVF like Julie and Sharon
Of course thats not to say it always works first time as it can take a bit of tweaking to perfect things , if you read back through the IVF thread on here a lot of the women did have embryo's to freeze
Some places will even thaw and refreeze blasts if you get more than needed for a FET and some places will freeze them in ones or two's, with a blast the implant rate is around 50% The guidelines are just that, clinics can put back 2 if you're over 35 or they feel there is a good case for it . I'd say if you're not 100% happy with this clinic then consider another, I know this one meant you could start now , but if you can only have one shot then waiting for a clinic that you are 100% happy and confident about might be worth it
I know some of the euro clinics have good reputations, I enquired at the one that Julie used (reprofit)and it was just under £3,000 at the time and they would include ICSI in that if you wanted , now with the exchange rate it might even be cheaper
They also treated a lot of women with lower AMH and who were older and their success rates looked impressive on paper . Remember though the clinics have to tell you worst case scenario though , they're obliged to just so everythings clear and they can't be accussed of misleading you xx

[JakesMommy]

Morning Ladies
Piggy did you test again ? xx
Anna IVF does seem to be all about the stats Try and remember though a lot of women having IVF have never been pregnant at all, ever , thats bound to bring the stats down, as there are still some reasons for infertility that are unknown and aren't treatable , the sad fact is some women will never get pregnant even with IVF for reasons science hasn't figured out yet , as one doc I saw liked to tell me it was actually invented specifically for women with tubal issues (not for unexplained infertility) for those women it seems to work better
I did a lot of research when we considered it and it seemed the success rates for women who'd had previous pregnancies and were now suffering tubal issues were pretty good
There've even been a few ladies from the reversal section who've gone on to have successful IVF like Julie and Sharon
Of course thats not to say it always works first time as it can take a bit of tweaking to perfect things , if you read back through the IVF thread on here a lot of the women did have embryo's to freeze
Some places will even thaw and refreeze blasts if you get more than needed for a FET and some places will freeze them in ones or two's, with a blast the implant rate is around 50% The guidelines are just that, clinics can put back 2 if you're over 35 or they feel there is a good case for it . I'd say if you're not 100% happy with this clinic then consider another, I know this one meant you could start now , but if you can only have one shot then waiting for a clinic that you are 100% happy and confident about might be worth it
I know some of the euro clinics have good reputations, I enquired at the one that Julie used (reprofit)and it was just under £3,000 at the time and they would include ICSI in that if you wanted , now with the exchange rate it might even be cheaper
They also treated a lot of women with lower AMH and who were older and their success rates looked impressive on paper . Remember though the clinics have to tell you worst case scenario though , they're obliged to just so everythings clear and they can't be accussed of misleading you xx

[DL05]

Morning Ladies
Piggy did you test again ? xx
Anna IVF does seem to be all about the stats Try and remember though a lot of women having IVF have never been pregnant at all, ever , thats bound to bring the stats down, as there are still some reasons for infertility that are unknown and aren't treatable , the sad fact is some women will never get pregnant even with IVF for reasons science hasn't figured out yet , as one doc I saw liked to tell me it was actually invented specifically for women with tubal issues (not for unexplained infertility) for those women it seems to work better
I did a lot of research when we considered it and it seemed the success rates for women who'd had previous pregnancies and were now suffering tubal issues were pretty good
There've even been a few ladies from the reversal section who've gone on to have successful IVF like Julie and Sharon
Of course thats not to say it always works first time as it can take a bit of tweaking to perfect things , if you read back through the IVF thread on here a lot of the women did have embryo's to freeze
Some places will even thaw and refreeze blasts if you get more than needed for a FET and some places will freeze them in ones or two's, with a blast the implant rate is around 50% The guidelines are just that, clinics can put back 2 if you're over 35 or they feel there is a good case for it . I'd say if you're not 100% happy with this clinic then consider another, I know this one meant you could start now , but if you can only have one shot then waiting for a clinic that you are 100% happy and confident about might be worth it
I know some of the euro clinics have good reputations, I enquired at the one that Julie used (reprofit)and it was just under £3,000 at the time and they would include ICSI in that if you wanted , now with the exchange rate it might even be cheaper
They also treated a lot of women with lower AMH and who were older and their success rates looked impressive on paper . Remember though the clinics have to tell you worst case scenario though , they're obliged to just so everythings clear and they can't be accussed of misleading you xx