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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, I am in a somewhat similar situation - I froze my eggs in my home city (a few hours away) a few years ago. I am now married and need to thaw and fertilize those eggs. I contemplated moving the eggs but decided against it after talking to several REs and embryologists who all recommended that the original lab handle the thaw/fertilization. If I have to do subsequent IVF cycles, I will be doing them at my local RE, not the original one. From what I understand, embryos are much hardier and there shouldn't be issues transporting them and using them at a new clinic. Just out of curiosity, how old are you and how many eggs/embryos are you trying to freeze?[/quote]

Hi, nice to hear from you and best wishes in this crazy journey! I am 38.5 now and it would be optimal to have 30 eggs total to work with in hopes of one live birth. My plan is to fertilize the eggs harvested this round immediately and see how many (fingers crossed) PGS normal we get. I will wait to thaw the eggs previously frozen pending the embryo results. I know that nothing is at all guaranteed. That is the hard thing, you really cannot control the outcome![/quote]

This is PP with the frozen eggs - I think 30 eggs is a great goal for one birth (and might get you two kids, you never know). I have 20 eggs frozen at 35, and already have one child (we only want one more). I'm super nervous but trying to stay positive. Good luck to you!![/quote]

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