Going backwards
My husband, after three years of saying no, has finally agreed for us to try donor sperm. So, now we are trying IUI with donor sperm. At …
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Well, this will be my 5th year of infertility---2 rounds of IVF 1st one failed, I got pregnant with the…
Sophiah turned 40 12:00am
My husband, after three years of saying no, has finally agreed for us to try donor sperm. So, now we are trying IUI with donor sperm. At …
I've been seeing a therapist, going to yoga, taking time off work (I'm still on 'sick leave') and am finally starting to come to …
Well, it has been over a month since we lost our baby. I am still very messed up and am seeing a therapist about my issues surrounding …
We lost our baby on Tuesday morning at 6:20 a.m. He had already passed away when he was born, and I decided not to name him, although I did …
At our specialist appointment on Monday our worst fears were confirmed. Our baby has a rare form of multi-cystic kidney disease that has caused …
Hi, how are you? How is your weekend?
Hi Sohpia. My DH and I are starting the adoption process as well. We are also sitting on the IVF fence but have pretty much decided adoption is a better option for us. Have you started the process yet? I hoping to find other couples going through through the process. Hoping and praying all your dreams come true. :)
wanted to stop by to see how things were going for you and the hubby. Have you made any progress with the donor sperm? I hope all has been well.
They do say turning 40 is the new 30!!
My mum is 48 this year and she say's it all the time lol.
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Happy Birthday hun hope u have a great day xxx
Always assumed that I would have children later in life (I'm 39) and now that my husband and I are ready, we're not able to conceive. My husband has a high degree of DNA fragmentation (male factor) and I'm a 'poor ovarian responder'. We successfully got pregnant after a 2nd round of IVF but lost our son at 22 weeks. I am now trying to decide whether to do another round of IVF or move on to donor egg/sperm.
We lost our baby at 22 weeks. He had a rare form of kidney disease that resulted in the loss of all my amniotic fluid. After years of infertility he was the result of our second round of IVF. At 39, I doubt I will be able to get pregnant again, and am too scared to try at this point.
Lost my baby at 22 weeks and am not faced with the pain of my milk coming in. I need some advice about what to do.
Not currently pregnant, but want to find out more about what I may face if I try again after the stillborn death of our son.