Hope all went well for you this morning Breaking!
Seoul - I was just reading a story yesterday about a frozen embie that waited 19 YEARS! Born happy and healthy as can be. Fingers crossed and keeping hope for you: https://www.mommypage.com/2013/08/healthy-baby-is-born-after-19-years-as-an-embryo/
wow...I thought the viability of frozen embryos maximum is ten (10) years and after that the damage to the thawing will render the embryo useless.
In CA, the maximum that you can transfer an egg after the husband/donor died is only two (2) years to be included as an heir (of course with the consent from the husband/sperm donor, like what we filled out in IVF).
Lanet - maybe you could say as an excuse that you are burnt out and needed reprieve. I have a coworker before that took six month break because of stress
To be honest with you guys, when I read your posts, I realize how much little I know and basically was kept in the dark, I didn't ask questions like what you guys have and basically just go with what they told us to do. Not to mention that my husband's sperm number and motility is not that bad and would have been addressed by supplement if need be. But because IF was all new to me, ( I have two kids on my own), I pretty much took a leap of faith with whatever the doctor said. So from one IUI (Clomid, not even the injectables) attempt, he immediately directed us to IVF.
My husband even told me that he could take off five weeks and we'll go on a month vacation and relax...but of course, I was stubborn and starting to feel the urgency of my biological clock so we went ahead.
After this pregnancy, we plan on switching RE and use our remaining six cycles of medicated IUI from his insurance and hopefully get another one.