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beckyatmoms

Joined: 02/05/2010

My Story:

DH (31) and I (35) have been TTC for over 3 years now and we suffer from MFIF and bad eggs. I have an 12 year old son from a previous relationship and he has a 5 year old daughter from his previous marriage.

1st IVF March 2010 - BFN :( 2nd IVF Feb 2011 - BFN :(

Starting our 3rd and last IVF cycle. Switching to an antagonist protocol for this one. Keeping my fingers crossed!

Update: 3rd time was the charm. It's twins! EDD 8/23/12

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Reply: TRIGS..pos HPT

Wow! I'm praying for you...good luck!

Becky (35) DH (31) TTC for over 3 years. MFIF DS(12) DD(5)
IVF1 (Long Lupron) 3/10 BFN
IVF2 (Long Lupron) 2/11 BFN
IVF3 (Antagonist) BFP!!!
TWINS!!! EDD 8/23/12

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Reply: Anyone Remember Me?

O my I cannot remember the drugs I was on (bad memory due to lack of sleep . If you...

Becky (35) DH (31) TTC for over 3 years. MFIF DS(12) DD(5)
IVF1 (Long Lupron) 3/10 BFN
IVF2 (Long Lupron) 2/11 BFN
IVF3 (Antagonist) BFP!!!
TWINS!!! EDD 8/23/12

Posted by beckyatmoms

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Reply: Anyone Remember Me?

I did 3 fresh cycles, with the 3rd being successful. None of the 3 resulted in any to...

Becky (35) DH (31) TTC for over 3 years. MFIF DS(12) DD(5)
IVF1 (Long Lupron) 3/10 BFN
IVF2 (Long Lupron) 2/11 BFN
IVF3 (Antagonist) BFP!!!
TWINS!!! EDD 8/23/12

Posted by beckyatmoms

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Reply: New to this community

LURKING....welcome! I was on this board for a very long time - 3 1/2 years - before we...

Becky (35) DH (31) TTC for over 3 years. MFIF DS(12) DD(5)
IVF1 (Long Lupron) 3/10 BFN
IVF2 (Long Lupron) 2/11 BFN
IVF3 (Antagonist) BFP!!!
TWINS!!! EDD 8/23/12

Posted by beckyatmoms

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Reply: (Trigs) Does hCG level give any clues about 1 vs. ...

That's great Rose! Will keep watching for your updates

Becky (35) DH (31) TTC for over 3 years. MFIF DS(12) DD(5)
IVF1 (Long Lupron) 3/10 BFN
IVF2 (Long Lupron) 2/11 BFN
IVF3 (Antagonist) BFP!!!
TWINS!!! EDD 8/23/12

Posted by beckyatmoms

12 Replies | Reply | Watch This DiscussionReport This| Share this:(Trigs) Does hCG level give any clues about 1 vs. 2? That's great Rose! Will keep watching for your updates

Reply: (Trigs) Does hCG level give any clues about 1 vs. ...

Yes, it is amazing what a change can do! I stayed with my RE for my last try but we...

Becky (35) DH (31) TTC for over 3 years. MFIF DS(12) DD(5)
IVF1 (Long Lupron) 3/10 BFN
IVF2 (Long Lupron) 2/11 BFN
IVF3 (Antagonist) BFP!!!
TWINS!!! EDD 8/23/12

Posted by beckyatmoms

12 Replies | Reply | Watch This DiscussionReport This| Share this:(Trigs) Does hCG level give any clues about 1 vs. 2? Yes, it is amazing what a change can do! I stayed with my RE for my last try but we...

Reply: (Trigs) Does hCG level give any clues about 1 vs. ...

Awesome news! Keep us updated on those betas

Becky (35) DH (31) TTC for over 3 years. MFIF DS(12) DD(5)
IVF1 (Long Lupron) 3/10 BFN
IVF2 (Long Lupron) 2/11 BFN
IVF3 (Antagonist) BFP!!!
TWINS!!! EDD 8/23/12

Posted by beckyatmoms

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Reply: Egg Retrieval, number of eggs & recovery

I did 3 IVF cycles, with the third being successful. The first 2 I had ALOT more eggs...

Becky (35) DH (31) TTC for over 3 years. MFIF DS(12) DD(5)
IVF1 (Long Lupron) 3/10 BFN
IVF2 (Long Lupron) 2/11 BFN
IVF3 (Antagonist) BFP!!!
TWINS!!! EDD 8/23/12

Posted by beckyatmoms

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Reply: Should I go to IVF? How many unsuccessful IUI atte...

The 2WW does NOT fly by And thanks, Reagan was my choice. One of the many awesome...

Becky (35) DH (31) TTC for over 3 years. MFIF DS(12) DD(5)
IVF1 (Long Lupron) 3/10 BFN
IVF2 (Long Lupron) 2/11 BFN
IVF3 (Antagonist) BFP!!!
TWINS!!! EDD 8/23/12

Posted by beckyatmoms

24 Replies | Reply | Watch This DiscussionReport This| Share this:Should I go to IVF? How many unsuccessful IUI attempts should I wait? The 2WW does NOT fly by And thanks, Reagan was my choice. One of the many awesome...

Reply: Should I go to IVF? How many unsuccessful IUI atte...

My twins are girl/girl (Emma & Reagan) and they ended up being born at 29 weeks. My...

Becky (35) DH (31) TTC for over 3 years. MFIF DS(12) DD(5)
IVF1 (Long Lupron) 3/10 BFN
IVF2 (Long Lupron) 2/11 BFN
IVF3 (Antagonist) BFP!!!
TWINS!!! EDD 8/23/12

Posted by beckyatmoms

My twins are girl/girl (Emma & Reagan) and they ended up being born at 29 weeks. My water broke prematurely (Emma's) at 28 weeks so I ended up in the hospital for a week on bedrest before I ended up with an infection. They ended up having to perform an emergency c-section 6 days after I was admitted.

Being pregnant with twins for me was totally different and MUCH harder than being pregnant with a singleton. Your body changes and grows at a much faster rate. I gained 30 lbs by the time the girls were born, but had they been more patient and waited until they were due I would have gained much more. I was bigger at 28 weeks with my twins than I was when I gave birth to my son (who was 5 weeks early). I did work up until the girls were born - my water broke after I got out of the shower getting ready for work - but if I hadn't had them early I would have probably had to stop working before my due date. I can only imagine how huge I would have gotten by the end.

I did end up with an emergency c section but I would have probably had a c section either way. My Doctor won't allow a vaginal birth with twins unless both babies are head down and ready to go - and what are the chances of that.

I really didn't have any complications and the babies were growing wonderfully prior to my water breaking. The were actually growing at the same rate give or take an ounce or two. We were lucky because when they were born Emma weighed 2 lbs 11 oz and Reagan was 3 lbs 4 oz, which was good for their gestational ages.

Having twins is a blessing and I am thankful everyday that I have them but it is NOT easy. My husband actually wants to try for another and I am leery because I am afraid of ending up with multiples again.

If you do end up going the IVF route my advice is to just take every day one day at a time. The process seems to fly by and before you know it you will be taking a pregnancy test!View Thread

Becky (35) DH (31) TTC for over 3 years. MFIF DS(12) DD(5)
IVF1 (Long Lupron) 3/10 BFN
IVF2 (Long Lupron) 2/11 BFN
IVF3 (Antagonist) BFP!!!
TWINS!!! EDD 8/23/12

Posted bybeckyatmoms

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