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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The team at CCRM really emphasizes the quality of their lab, saying that their procedures, embryologists, and equipment are best-in-class, increasing the accuracy of testing. Which I didn't disagree with, and if I ended all my retrieval cycles with tons of embryos, I'd have tested them. But I didn't, and since the guidance over 40 is to transfer 2-3 embryos at a time, it seemed like the better option. You can't get pregnant if you don't put any embryos in, so at least I was giving myself a chance. [/quote]

Were you able to get pregnant with those 3 embryos? [/quote]

We had a very long journey. All together, we tested 4 embryos (across 4 retrievals, one retrieval didn't have any embryos make it to day 6), and then stopped testing and transferred a total of 9 embryos across 4 different transfers (2--this resulted in a miscarriage, 3, 3, 1). Only one was considered poorly graded (the last transfer) and I think it was a BB. I consistently made 1-3 highly graded embryos every time (except once), nothing normal and nothing stuck. We ended up using DE, after really struggling with whether that was the right decision for us, and ultimately, it was. We had a single embryo, did one transfer and had a healthy, uneventful pregnancy at 42/43. [/quote]
Thank you for sharing and congrats on that pregnancy. These decisions are always hard but seems like you ultimately made the right decision for you and it all worked out [/quote]

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