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11-05-2009, 07:11 AM
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ladyki- Have you looked into a shared risk program? I am not sure if your clinic does it/ if you are eligible- you won't need to save up for the full cost of multiple IVFs- but you do need to make a payment. But you get a cycle free essentially.
Here is an example of one: Attain IVF Treatment Plan. Increase IVF Success. Visit an Attain IVF Clinic. Also- if they are able to get a bunch of eggs at ER you may not NEED a second IVF. And FET for frozen embryos is much cheaper ($3000 or so.)
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Me (Jessica) 30 = Unexplained (Tight cervix, Low +IGM antibodies) DH= 31, no probs Bryce (Lab/ Golden mix)  Maya (Shih Tzu) cats: Picabo Bucky Married 8/02/2003; TTC since 12/2005 (almost 4 yrs) Total: 10 IUI's (2 RE's since 2007, on and off with breaks) (3xclomid, 2xFollistim) all BFN 3 tries with Femara- 2x  lost both 6/1/2009- Natural M/C 6 wks  Rhogam Shot- Type O- & slow rising HCG but did double 8/3/2009- Chemical Persistent cysts summer 2009 On to IVF #1  currently on bcp & lupron 11/22- off bcp Week of 11/23- start stims ER/ET 12/6ish week will need stitch in cervix for ET baby aspirin after ER regular acupuncture in IVF process- on and off for 2 years "Tough times never last, but tough people do."- Robert H. Schuller http://jesstutt.blogspot.com/  
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11-05-2009, 08:33 AM
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Hello JessStillWaits, I asked, but I think they said that they do not have a shared program, but I will double check. YEah and hopefully, I will be able to make a bunch of eggs, that way I can freeze them.
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Me - 29 yrs old, endo IV, low ovarian reserve, elevated FSH DH - 31 yrs old, no problems Together since 2000. No children TTC since 2006 Furrybabies, Minnie and Duke Oct.08- diagnosed with Endo stage IV via lap. Dec.08- 1st visit with RE/endo specialist, did all fertility testing including HSG and SA for DH. All clear with the exception of a elevated FSH. Jan.09 - RE is advising us to go directly to IVF. March 09 - RE gave us the ok to do a couple of rounds of fertility meds and IUI. March 2009 to Sept. 2009 - Saving money for IUI and IVF it is necessary. 10/09 # 1 IUI used femara, menopur injectables and HCG trigger. 
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11-05-2009, 09:07 PM
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 So is gelety ! I have endo and fibrods and i checked the cdc and he has a realy good suscess rate ! But you are in texas don't you got insurance that covers some of the IVF ?
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  RE Changed my meds so going to need alot more looks like IVF JAN-FEB 2010 #1 IFV cycle        http://www.my.calendars.net/ivfjanuary http://myspace.com/friend2you4ever
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11-05-2009, 10:23 PM
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Nope, my insurance just sucks. It is free so I guess that is why they dont pay for anything but dr's visits. I am going to ask my DH to start looking in to his from work. Hey if they pay for 20 or 30 percent of anything, that will work for us, lol.
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Me - 29 yrs old, endo IV, low ovarian reserve, elevated FSH DH - 31 yrs old, no problems Together since 2000. No children TTC since 2006 Furrybabies, Minnie and Duke Oct.08- diagnosed with Endo stage IV via lap. Dec.08- 1st visit with RE/endo specialist, did all fertility testing including HSG and SA for DH. All clear with the exception of a elevated FSH. Jan.09 - RE is advising us to go directly to IVF. March 09 - RE gave us the ok to do a couple of rounds of fertility meds and IUI. March 2009 to Sept. 2009 - Saving money for IUI and IVF it is necessary. 10/09 # 1 IUI used femara, menopur injectables and HCG trigger.
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