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I need some hope xxx

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Muppetgirl profile image
Muppetgirl

I was 44 when it worked for me. 2nd IVF cycle with my own eggs gave me my lovely little boy. You can do this.

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Edk0 in reply toMuppetgirl

This give me hope. Currently sat on my sofa wondering if my eggs are too old. First round failed, none fertilised so might be chromosomal abnormal but my consultant thinks we should try again.

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OneO in reply toMuppetgirl

Hi, can you please inbox me the clinic you used? I am 44 and I have had 2 failed IVF in the past. I am willing to go for another try with my own eggs and another clinic.

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IAAM21 in reply toOneO

Have you read it starts with an egg? Lots and lots of supplements to take to help with egss

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PositivaCH in reply toIAAM21

What is your AMH count?

Bluelady-sing profile image
Bluelady-sing in reply toMuppetgirl

What did you do? Eat take?

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Bluelady-sing in reply toMuppetgirl

DM me what clinic did you use?

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winniep in reply toMuppetgirl

Can you please DM me the name of your clinic. Thanks.

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PositivaCH

Ho dear 🙂 I’m 44 and I’m on the 2WW after a 5dt.

I tried last year with my own eggs but it didn’t work. This time it’s with donor eggs and I’m super happy and emotional. I feel equal love in both situations.

Good Luck

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Bluelady-sing in reply toPositivaCH

How did you choose a donor?

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PositivaCH in reply toBluelady-sing

Hi@Bluelady-sing I did my IVF in Spain so they choose an anonymous donor for you based on your physical characteristics. But most importantly they choose a donor that matches woth the sperm genetically to ensure lowest chance of diesease

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Silvercloud88

I was 44 when my 7th IVF cycle worked. It was a transfer of a frozen embryo from a previous cycle. I have a healthy little boy. I was at the point of exploring egg donation or adoption both of which we would have considered.

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articsnowfox

talk to your consultant about micronized DHEA - i think it helped me get pregnant at the age of 43, as well as early egg retrieval. Here are some studies to show him: ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articl... (it is in studies of women with low AMH but has also been found to be effective in older women), ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articl...

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Ninoo in reply toarticsnowfox

HiPlease can you provide the brand you used.

Thanks

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articsnowfox in reply toNinoo

i can't remember the brand unfortunately but the main thing is to make sure that the formulation is micronized..

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Melter123

Ah u r a spring chick! I'm 47!! Wishing u luck on your journey. ❤️💐🙏🍀

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tdkj1001

I'm 44 tried my 1st IVF cycle and my cycle was canceled after a poor response to the meds. I'm in the US and doctors just want to push donor eggs on you at a certain age. I do have a .01 AMH level, but I've heard many women getting pregnant with their own eggs. I just can't locate a doctor here willing to try. They said, if I didn't respond well with the 1st cycle then the 2nd would be a waste of money. I asked to be placed on another aggressive protocol, but they still won't consider it. Has anyone resorted to donor eggs after low response to Fertility drugs. I can't see going through so many cycles because it's not cheap here.

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PositivaCH in reply totdkj1001

Hie :) I am 44 years old. My partner doesn’t want kids so after many years I decided to have a family with or without him taking the IVF route. My AMH count is also 0.1. Last year I tried with my own eggs and they were empty eggs (no life created when mixed with sperm). I also consulted some doctors but they explained that there is no point trying again as it won’t work. It was not the answer I wanted to hear. It hurt so deep to feel I can’t have my own kids. But I knew I wanted to experience motherhood and that was my goal.

After a few weeks / months of loathing I decided to take the egg donor route. Until the day of the transfer there was a small voice wondering if I can love this child like my own.

The day of the transfer came and I don’t know what chemical reaction happened in me. I just felt pure love inside my soul and heart ❤️

I don’t feel this little soul is different from my own. I feel so much love already I can’t imagine what I will feel once it’s born.

Ofcourse I have to think about what I will tell the child but this is in the future.

I’m now on the last 2 days of my 2WW. Let’s hope it’s a BFP on Monday.

Go for dreams and don’t look back. Wish you luck

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tdkj1001 in reply toPositivaCH

Thank you for tire story. I have the same reservations about donor eggs. My biggest issue/gripe are donor eggs are more expensive than my own free eggs. Why can't doctors find a way to use the women's own eggs before pushing donor eggs in them. There is way to much medicinal avenues to assist with women with DOR, why not try to work on that more. It's feels awkward to go through a book to find someone that have the same characteristics as you, looks similar, educational background so many variables with another person's eggs. I dream of having children, but I thought it would be from my ovaries not someone else's.

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fay2399 in reply totdkj1001

Medical knowledge is so poor in fertility:(

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Running79 in reply totdkj1001

My 30 yr old sister was a donor for us I’m 41 and my husbands 59.

I’m 9 weeks pregnant with the first transfer from that round. Unfortunately us older ladies have a very slim % of becoming pregnant with our own eggs, our consultant said we could try another round with our own eggs, I said what’s the point that would be another £10,000 - £12,000 down the drain

A donor cycle at my clinic doesn’t cost that much more then a normal round

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fay2399 in reply toPositivaCH

I wish u get live birth baby! I’m also waiting but my case is frozen and is scary. I hope we all have baby at the end 🥺

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andromedae9

Hi, I am 45 and tested positive last week. I am using donor eggs. xx

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fay2399 in reply toandromedae9

Congratulations, have you used fresh or frozen eggs? Was it day 3 or day 5 transfer?

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andromedae9 in reply tofay2399

Thank you. Still very early doors and I don't have many symtoms...:-/. It was a fresh 5 day transfer this time. xx

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fay2399 in reply toandromedae9

Hopefully u get symptoms soon! Is so frustrating trying, wish u best of best xxx

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andromedae9 in reply tofay2399

❤️

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PositivaCH in reply toandromedae9

I also did donor eggs 5d fresh ET. Good luck to us. I’m on my 12th day 🙂

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andromedae9 in reply toPositivaCH

I will keep everything crossed for you! Let us know how you get on 🤞❤️🙏

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PositivaCH in reply toandromedae9

Thank you will do. How many days post transfer are you?

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andromedae9 in reply toPositivaCH

I am 17 days post transfer today. My otd was Fri 16th Apr.

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PositivaCH in reply toandromedae9

What were your results?

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PositivaCH in reply toandromedae9

Hieeeeeeee :) I got a HCG count of 1053. so I'm officially a BFP 🥰

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andromedae9 in reply toPositivaCH

Woop, woop! Congratulations! x

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Libsie3103

I was 43 when I got my BFP on round 4 of IVF will be 44 when I give birth. Used my own eggs and not a donor but a long tough journey to get here x

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Bluelady-sing in reply toLibsie3103

What did you do? Did you take supplements

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Libsie3103 in reply toBluelady-sing

I did take supplements yes, ones that I was specifically recommended to take by a Nutritionist / fertility specialist. CQ10 is key for egg quality and others maybe needed depending on the results of blood tests etc. Sadly there are no magic formulas or pills the important thing is to move things forward and start doing positive things to improve what you can ASAP. It’s worth looking at “It starts with the egg” and “Is my body baby friendly” they may help.

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yogigirl

I’m currently 8 months pregnant with Donor eggs, my first cycle didn’t work using my own eggs , so happy and can’t wait to meet my miracle baby girl :)

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Bluelady-sing in reply toyogigirl

Tell me some more about your story

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SharlyWarly

It can work, but bear in mind that you have around a 1 in 10 chance. If you can bear the idea of trying up to ten times then go for it. Of course, I hope for you it would work much quicker :-)

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fay2399

Me too xxx

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Bluelady-sing in reply tofay2399

Only one positive thing I have had 4 periods on time on a row with supplements and diet

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Social-Butterfly

I am 49, currently 23week pregnant with donor eggs.

Hi I'm 43 and currently 37 wks & 4 days pregnant with donor eggs, our first round with own eggs was abandoned as I didn't respond to the drugs, I have always wanted to be a mom and decided to go down the route that would give me the best chance of realising my dream, its still been a very difficult journey, sadly lost 3 pregnancies and were finally successful on our 7th attempt. I totally feel like the baby is mine and felt instant love when I saw the heart beating for the first time and can't wait to meet him/her.Good luck with your journey x

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Bluelady-sing

I think the cq10 definitely helps, although pricey. I am going to up my dosage to 200mgs per day. Once I know I have a fertility appointment,

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Libsie3103 in reply toBluelady-sing

I wouldn’t wait until you know you have an appt to start it’s best to start taking supplements ASAP as they take time to make a difference. Also your Consultant is unlikely to suggest taking it, from my experience, but yours maybe different.

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Running79 in reply toBluelady-sing

We started taking our supplements at least 3 months before starting a cycle, to ensure that they were fully in the system

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babycometrue

i am never had IVF yet

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