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Embryo donation, last hope after bad relationships

I wanted children all my adult life, but I've been in bad relationships, so there's never been the right time to have the children together with a husband. When I turned 40, I decided that I'd have a child with IVF if I didn't have a child until 45.

Then, my sister-in-law became terminally ill with cancer. My IVF treatment had to be put on hold because the whole family had to be there for her.

When I was able to begin my IVF, I was 49. I had a failed attempt last year, and this is my second and final attempt. There will be no more after 51, because of my age. The age limit in Greece is 51.

Three embryos were transferred last year, 4 embryos this time.

I felt more uncomfortable during this embryo transfer than last year because I was more anxious. There was pressure from the ultrasound to find the right place to put the embryos.

Dr Paraschos is a lovely doctor. We had an excellent coordinator who was always there to answer questions and respond promptly. I received good service at Embio and I do recommend them, even if this cycle fails. 

I only stayed one night in Athens. I was told that I could fly back home the same day.

Patsy
England
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