I moved on to SGF SR DE when I was 44. I have and amazing DS and one frozen embryo that we probably won't be using. We did frozen eggs through DEB USA.

Anonymous wrote:Yes as to experience with SG. Both my kids are vborn because of 1:2 shared risk program at your age. So it obviously worked very well for me! Had to sell 2 rental properties to pay off the huge debts we racked up but worth it!

Thank you!

Anonymous wrote:Shouldn't you be checking the SG website for the answers to these questions instead of DCUM?

There is not enough explanation about cost or other additional expenses.

Yes as to experience with SG. Both my kids are vborn because of 1:2 shared risk program at your age. So it obviously worked very well for me! Had to sell 2 rental properties to pay off the huge debts we racked up but worth it!

Anonymous wrote:Shouldn't you be checking the SG website for the answers to these questions instead of DCUM?

They don't list prices.

If you use a donor from another agency (not their fresh or frozen from Donor Egg Bank USA), it's another $10,000

Shouldn't you be checking the SG website for the answers to these questions instead of DCUM?

Eligibility will depend on your medical screening.
The frozen egg shared risk is $39,000. PGS testing costs extra. For fresh donor eggs, 1:1 is $50,000, 1:2 is $39,000 and 1:3 is $29,000 for shared risk.

I m 42 and considering donor egg. Anyone have any experience with Shady Grove?
Am i eligible for shared risk program?
How much is the cost?
On shared ris program can we use donor egg from their bank?
Or shared donor?
What are the additional costs?