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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm on my second donor.  (First donor cycle went like this: fresh transfer w/ a blast that didn't take w/, a frozen transfer also w/ a blast that resulted in a BFN, and a second frozen transfer w/ a less-than blast).  I'm at SG.[/quote]

Have you looked into immune issues? 3 failed DE cycles (albeit with the same donnor's eggs) is kind of alarming that there might me more to the puzzle than just the egg.

Good luck with your new donnor![/quote]

I don't think that's true when you're at a place with stats as low as Shady Grove's.  For some reason, 50% of their cycles fail, that is not because 50% or even 20% who go there have immune issues.  Half of people in the 1:3 share don't even have anything to freeze after transfer. . . contrast with RBA where people regularly have blasts to freeze.  I think SG's donor screening is crap, as well as their protocols for recipients.

I know women who succeeded on the 3rd or 4th transfer with DE.  It's not usual but can happen.  Especially if you have bad luck with donors.

One thing I highly recommend is going luten free for the next transfer.  It worked for a friend who succeeded on the 4th try, the one where she went strictly paleo in preparation.[/quote]

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