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"En Vitro" means "in glass." After two conception trips to Tokyo, making a baby didn't turn out to be the kind of adventure they thought. Still an adventure, though.. Our second IVF cycle, a natural frozen embryo transfer resulted in a twin pregnancy. Our babies were born at 37 weeks, 5 days gestation and we are enjoying them immensely. Read on...
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About Us - Updated!
We are 35-year olds Carlos and Gabby, parents of boy/girl twins, conceived through IVF. We did IVF because we both happen to be carriers of Cystic Fibrosis. It was news to us when we found out after routine fertility workups.
Because of our 1 in 4 chance of having a child affected with CF, We started our family with IVF/ICSI and PGD. Our twins were from our second IVF cycle, a frozen natural cycle. i love comments and questions and all the blogosphere friends that I have followed through this journey.
Because of our 1 in 4 chance of having a child affected with CF, We started our family with IVF/ICSI and PGD. Our twins were from our second IVF cycle, a frozen natural cycle. i love comments and questions and all the blogosphere friends that I have followed through this journey.
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- 4th beta at 17dpo
- I Took a Home Pregnancy Test
- 50 Reasons to Be Hopeful
- Beta Test Update
- Deciding to be positive
- the news...
- Tomorrow is the Day!
- Potpourri of Updates - Next Steps and Pregnancy Test
- Embryo Photos!
- Transfer Report
- Biopsy Report
- Fert Report - 17 embryos and what happens next
- Egg Retrival - Full Story
- Quick Retrieval report
- It's Showtime for the Follicles and Eggs!
- estradiol
- My First Freak-out
- TDAP
- Monday morning update
- Saturday appointment update
- Friday update - TDAP and acupuncture
- Update - Thursday Ultrasound Follicle Report
- Night Before First Ultrasound
- Estradiol Test and Shot Update
- Two Down - Two to Go
- I did it - Day One of IVF Shots By Myself
- Meeting the Embryologist
- The Shots
- Our Story
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