Can't give you any success stories but just wanted to share that we've just started medicated FET cycle. Good luck to you, hope this little frosty is your time xx
Hi, I'm currently 9 weeks pregnant after a FET. It seemed like the odds were against us because my lining was thin (less than 7mm) but it worked! I had a 5 day embryo and I think it was grade B.
We had a failed round of ICSI with a 5 day embryo. We had 2 remaining 5 day embryos, not sure of the grade as my clinic doesn't really say. Was just told they were top grade otherwise they wouldn't have been frozen. We then had a successful FET in 2014 and now have a beautiful daughter. I am currently taking medication for our last FET to use our remaining embryo. We are expecting the transfer to happen in week beginning 11th Sept. I have heard, unsure if it's true or not, that FET can be sometimes more successful as your body is not recovering from the trauma of egg collection that you would experience from a fresh round.
Sending you lots of love and positive thoughts for your journey 💕
Hiya, I'm now 12wks pregnant after an fet with a 5d blast...think grade was 4bc. Had a fresh cycle with a 5aa 3 day embie in march which resulted in a bfn...so u really can't tell by the grade. Good luck! 🍀 🍀 🍀
Hi, I have recently had my first FET and we only had 4 Frosties that were all grade b and c, and were 5 day blastocysts. My test day was Monday and it was a BFP. So please keep positive. I was convinced 100% that it hadn’t worked, as thought the quality wasn’t good enough, but the hospital really wouldn’t bother holding onto them
If they were not solid viable embryos so keep the faith- you still have plenty going for you! I personally think my first round didn’t work because I was so battered from the Egg collection. And this was a natural FET, so SO much nicer on my system xxxx
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