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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think there is some unnecessary drama here. No OB takes it personally that there is a c-section related scar or complication. No embryo is "injected" without consent.

Call or email our RE and ask if he or she would please let you know the specific concerns since you've heard different information at different points. Take it from there. Do this if you do or don't get pregnant this cycle (which likely has more to do with factors unrelated to your section scar than related to it.)

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+1.  Also is OP saying they would have canceled the embryo transfer because of a potential repeatbc section?  Because that's weird. No one can guarantee you a VBAC (or nit having a c section in the first place). You were there for the procedure but you expected the doctor would know you would want to suddenly cancel.

You have got to reframe your thinking here. You're making everything more dramatic.[/quote]

You people are terrible. The c section scar lowers chance of implantation. No, I absolutely did not want to waste a good embryo on a crappy uterus. I would rather donate them. Or I could look into have the c section scar reduced. Both of my prior placentas were low and anterior. I have two kids, I don't need to have a placenta accreta bedrest situation and/or be looking at terminating a wanted pregnancy. I don't expect the doctor to "know" anything, that's why he needs to ask for CONSENT. Ever hear of it? I consented to an attempt at a VBAC, not an automatic repeat C section.

Thanks for the non-support and not giving any useful info!!!!! 
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