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[quote=Anonymous]This is similar to my question on thawing and refreezing (it's another thread)--except that my embryos are from a younger donor, but still led to on m/c for me and for another couple.

The responses here have been helpful.  Especially about the rebiopsy by Natera--mine would not be a rebiopsy, but a thaw, refreeze, then subsequent thaw for transfer of any normals--out of 5, from a 30 year old donor, I do expect more than one normal for eSET.  And expect that the embryos will tolerate the stress better.  I still haven't decided, and I don't have the donor's testing back but reading other's experiences really helps.

OP, if I were your age, I would just put them in, maybe 2 at a time if they're blasts, or do another retrieval, bank more embryos, and then retest.  I am thinking of testing because the rate of implantation for donor eggs is so much higher, but if my risks were that of a 41 year old, despite a miscarriage risk (which I also had with OE), at this point I may go for it rather than stress out 41-year old eggs further.  If they weren't blasts, I'd even say put in all 4 at once but with blasts that may be too many even at 41.

Regardless, the lab/your clinic owes you financial compensation/restitution for the screw up.  These are life and death matters.  Do you mind telling us whose lab screwed up?  It may influence my decision on whether to test if it's Shady Grove's.[/quote]

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