I'm 34 years old and we've been struggling with infertility for 2 years now. IVF has been rough on me. I'm trying to stay positive but it's been hard. I have 1 3bb 5 days. 1 4bb and 2 4cc 6 days embryo. This is my first ivf, I'm trying to stay positive.
How do you manage work and this constant overthinking about what we are going through.
Going about my day to day has been rough.
If any of you could share successfull stories with slower developing embryos 4bb 4cc that would be helpful.
Do you think they will transfer my 5 days 3bb first? Or my day 6 4bb?
Thank you all so much for writing in this blog.
Finding this blog has helped me lift my spirit.
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Take your treatment a day at a time - if unsure of anything at all ask questions Make sure have people around you for support Have you thought about jointing a support group ? Take a look at our website fertilitynetworkuk.org then click menu - Access Support scroll to Fertility Groups and follow prompts to join
Yep IVF is rough! It is very testing but I found that doing the best I could to control what I could really helped. So for example, I went on a really healthy eating diet, took lots of different supplements, exercised well and did fertility yoga to help with blood flow etc. There are so many things that we have no control over in IVF but there are lots that we can.
Ultimately if your embryologist thinks the embryo is good enough to freeze, then it is good enough to create a baby - it doesn't matter what the grading is. Given you have no control over what grade they are, I would focus on getting your body in the best shape possible to accept them when the time comes.
I also found that a 10 min meditation every morning really helped to settle me. I even got in to Amazon forest sounds which I never thought I would!!
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