This isn’t a question but a success story to give some hope!
I am 13 weeks pregnant with a day 3 embryo that was my only embryo from the round.
I have tried for 5years and had 2 previous rounds that failed with nothing to freeze but one each time to transfer that didn’t stick, so when I got the call that only one embryo was looking ok I assumed this round would be the same outcome. In the rounds I always responded well and collected 19,7 and 13 eggs so always ending up with only 1 was a huge drop and dissapointment each time. As we only had one our clinic decided to transfer on day 3 this time. To my absolute shock it stuck. I scrolled the internet for success stories of day 3 embryos in my 2WW and also I never believed it that my one and only embryo would be the one, but it really sometimes only takes one.
When I found out I was pregnant I decided if I get to 12 weeks I wanted to put my success story in forums to give others some hope for those day 3s!! And also sometimes you really do only need one so keep going warriors! ✨
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congratulations @Rosie_2008. This gives me hope. I wish you all the very best for your pregnancy and beyond. Merry Xmas and Happy new year.
congratulations! Your story is so similar to mine - only difference really is you got a lot more eggs than I did, I only ever got about 4. The day 3 embryo was the last ditch attempt.
My little day 3 embaby is now 11 months old. Good luck, hope the rest of your pregnancy goes smoothly!
I did walk everyday and had a smoothie everyday which was spinach, blueberries, celery, 2 Brazil nuts chia seeds and cows milk. My progesterone dose was also high as I was having monitored so it could be worth asking your clinic to monitor your levels and your dose. Good luck x
Thanks for telling more about your journey. Unfortunately, our clinic did never do any blood tests on me and they will never do that. I am living in the Netherlands, worse health standards than what you can find in Africa.
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