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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Consider that multiple embryos are a mixed blessing. Figuring out what to do with them is very hard. There are no good answers. Our one cycle was more productive than we expected - we got two kids out of it, and still have 3 PGS normal embryos in storage. We don't want any more kids but still, the thought of disposing of them is HARD. Donation is not an option for us. I can't pay for storage forever. It's just hard.[/quote] +1. Tough decisions start before transfer and continue if you have a successful cycle. I would also say that you never can tell. My first pregnancy I had two blasts and wound up with a singleton. After a failed FET, and a less productive fresh cycle, we transferred two embryos at 3 days. I was not optimistic, but that cycle wound up resulting in twins. The entire process is an emotional roller coaster. Know that going in.[/quote]
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