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[quote=Anonymous]I did full stimulated cycle with Dr. Payson. I have secondary infertility. Conceived my first child with no problem at 37 and have a healthy baby girl who is now 3. Starting trying for a second at 40. It’s been over a year with no success. We became naturally pregnant this year, but I miscarried. Dr. Payson recommended IVF given my age and AMH, 0.43. But the IVF didn’t work for me. Only 2 eggs retrieved despite 12 follicles. Only 1 egg fertilized and no embryo. Dr. Payson now recommends donor egg for me. He said we could try mini stim but he was not hopeful it would work and we are mindful of cost. We also have govt insurance so we were 100 percent out of pocket. Due to my age and numbers, i didn’t qualify for their multicycle program. It costs $15,550 for one IVF cycle with CCRM plus 5k to 6k for meds. Since we never had an embryo, we got a 4K refund from CCRM. I like Dr. Payson, but he didn’t offer me any other suggestions besides donor egg. You wait a long time for your appts at CCRM. You also don’t get to speak to the nurses much in person. I felt rushed out of there and then a nurse would call me. I don’t plan on going back to CCRM. We paid more $ for IVF there because of their supposed top quality lab, but didn’t get any results or 1:1 attention. We are doing natural IVF at Dominion next and if that doesn’t work, we are doing donor egg. [/quote]
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