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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I struggled with this too!  Thankfully, I only had one to worry about.  My husband would have felt fine donating it but I would always wonder too, about a part of us that is out there and not knowing if or knowing about their life.  I didn't have any medical reason not to but felt obligated to give this thing we started a chance at life or something.  it was really overwhelming at first (I am 43 and have 5 kids already and a grandchild! Two of my children are adults though so it's not like I have 5 little ones in the house.  Anyway, we gave it a shot and I am 30 weeks along!  Now I am looking forward to the baby and everyone else is excited as well.  But 5 embryos is another story! [b] There are agencies you can donate through where you can negotiate a certain amount of contact or info after the fact[/b].[/quote]

Yikes.  I'm picturing my embryos trying to find me later in life.  All 20 of them.  [/quote]

Oh for the love of God, we all know you have a gazillion embryos. Enough already.[/quote]

I hope the 20 embryo person realizes that unless they are pgs tested normal, statistically speaking maybe half of them are good. An embryo doesn't automatically mean thb. But we get you could be the IVF Duggar....

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I am the IVF duggar!  19 of them are pgs normal.  [/quote]

LOL! You have a good sense of humor 19 Embryos and counting person. Given the number you have, I totally get your decision/reservations. Good luck to you and thank you for the IF humor.  [/quote]

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