2 surgeries and immune treatments with fat emulsion and humira. Nature, I am so sorry! Your story sounds like mine. I can't go through this again, but want a child of our own, especially now that I know we can! I don't know if I should just try it again and hope for the best or use my sister-in-law as a surrogate (which I would prefer not to do and it's a lot of money). I'm so petrified and don't care about all their preventative ideas for next time. I'm at a loss and unfortunately we will have to go through IVF again and put one of the normal embryos in. They threatened a hysterectomy to save my life, but thankfully were able to preserve. I bled like crazy and thankfully ER took me more seriously than my clueless doctors. Then 4 weeks after birth I was rushed to the hospital because I had retained placenta pieces left in my uterus, even after I asked my doctor what the chances were I could have this. OBGYN told me it wasn't IC but just unknown preterm labor and sometimes this just happens. Weeks later I met with doctors and fertility specialist was angry they didn't give me the 17P shots at 22 weeks. They put the first baby on my chest and my husband held the second baby as they both passed away. I was in a level 2 NICU, so their chances of surviving were already awful and the machines would have ruptured their lungs. Next day I went into labor and delivered my poor babies at 22 weeks and 2 days. At home my contractions got worse and there was nothing I could do to stop them, couldn't sleep, felt like I had to pass a bowel movement every second. Stayed in hospital one night then they sent me home. They gave me a pill to stop contractions for a couple hours, sent me to another hospital and again they kept telling me they couldn't do anything and that the babies were most likely going to try and come out. It got worse, with cramping, so I went in and got the awful news that my cervix was developed, which meant it was thinning out and I had a very irritable uterus, but when I sat up the contractions went away. One weekend I stayed up late and woke up the next morning with spotting, called the docs and they said if it gets worse to call again. I'm a Kindergarten teacher, so being on my feet all day was almost over due to the summer coming up. I felt wonderful, until about 21 weeks I started feeling extremely tired and heavy and just figured it was due to having twins. We were so happy and things couldn't be better.
Surprisingly, my 3rd fresh IVF cycle, 2 took (not biopsied or studied) and we had 2 beautiful baby boys in my uterus. Sure enough they biopsied 9 and only 2 were normal, which is crazy because we are still very young. So we decided to get PGS to see if there was anything wrong with our embryos. 3 IVF's, 4 FET's and one study where they froze my eggs.Īfter 3rd IVF, insurance was running out for the year, my husband and I said we needed to call it quits because it was just too much money and obviously no one could help. Been through 2 years of infertility treatment due to unexplained infertility. I'm 30 years old, TTC for about 5 years now. Just looking to get some advice and see if anyone else has a similar story.
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