ashknowsbest
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Well I'd hate to bore you with all of the details of my entire journey but most of it is in my signature.
I don't mind boring you with my current situation though.
After all of the failures we had DH and I decided as a last ditch effort that we would go to CCRM in Colorado since they have great success rates (I'm not doing another IVF; I've been through enough). CCRM did a bunch of testing and found out that I didn't have a beta-3 integrin present in my uterus during the time implantation is supposed to happen. This protein is sometimes found absent in women with endo and although I don't have endo I didn't have the protein. So essentially implantation is nearly impossible. I did 2 months of depot lupron which is supposed to help with the "sticky fingers" as they like to call it. DL is hell ... basically it puts you into menopause for 2 months, hot flashes, mood swings, no/low sex drive. So glad that is behind me. We also did CCS testing because of so many failures and out of 4 embryos 2 came back normal, a 6AA and a 3AB. We will be transferring both. My doctor gave me a 85% chance of a pregnancy if we transfer 2 with a 50% chance of twins and 2% chance of triplets. And if we transfer one he gave us a 65% chance of pregnancy, with a 2% chance of twins. We are hopeful but not getting ahead of ourselves.
How did your transfer go btw? And how are you feeling about your beta? Exciting times
I don't mind boring you with my current situation though.
After all of the failures we had DH and I decided as a last ditch effort that we would go to CCRM in Colorado since they have great success rates (I'm not doing another IVF; I've been through enough). CCRM did a bunch of testing and found out that I didn't have a beta-3 integrin present in my uterus during the time implantation is supposed to happen. This protein is sometimes found absent in women with endo and although I don't have endo I didn't have the protein. So essentially implantation is nearly impossible. I did 2 months of depot lupron which is supposed to help with the "sticky fingers" as they like to call it. DL is hell ... basically it puts you into menopause for 2 months, hot flashes, mood swings, no/low sex drive. So glad that is behind me. We also did CCS testing because of so many failures and out of 4 embryos 2 came back normal, a 6AA and a 3AB. We will be transferring both. My doctor gave me a 85% chance of a pregnancy if we transfer 2 with a 50% chance of twins and 2% chance of triplets. And if we transfer one he gave us a 65% chance of pregnancy, with a 2% chance of twins. We are hopeful but not getting ahead of ourselves.
How did your transfer go btw? And how are you feeling about your beta? Exciting times