06-12-2008, 06:52 AM
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Hey KellyJo, I am seeing Dr. Schoolcraft. When I was there, the blood draw lady said she sent her own daughter to see Dr. Surrey. I think she thinks Dr. Schoolcraft has a more data centric bedside manner (less nurturing). Schoolcraft is also the medical director of the entire ccrm. So that can be seen as a plus or minus. And a few people I know liked Dr. Gustafson a ton. VinJosmom on here saw Dr. G and got her bfp last month. :-) I think their advantage is an amazing lab with the best technologies. And it seems like the doctors all share ideas and research. Also, it appears that you don't always get your own doctor for retrieval and transfer. They prefer to do their own but it isn't always possible. hope that helps.
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 Me (35) Dx Endo IV in 07/07; Dx Hashimoto's & MTHFR Hetero 05/08 ~ DH: slight MF [MY BLOG]
IVF#1 Sept '07 - BFN: .10 eggs retrieved, 6 mature, 5 fert; 3dt of 2 great 8-cells + froze 3 lesser [Antagonist protocol]
IVF#2 Jan '08 - BFN: ..7 eggs retrieved, 1 mature, 1 Fert; 3dt of 2 7-cells + 2 6-cells using frosties [Antagonist protocol]
IVF#3 - Dec '08 ER / Spring staggered ET @ CCRM: Microdose Lupron w/CGH
8/22.... TSH= 19 + P4= 2.4 at suppression check, cycle cancelled.
9/05 ....TSH= 3 w/high thyroglob. antibodies, thyroid meds adjusted more. 11/20 TSH = 0.74 antibodies down to 200.
11/26...CD1 ~ YAY!, 11/28: start lupron, 11/30: start stims
12/05...Denver, here we come!
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