Hi Krissy, best of luck on your journey.

When I was investigating options I found that Superior ART were very slow to answer emails (if at all). We were also corresponding with a clinic in Amaan, Jordan, and they were always very quick and friendly.

I am almost completely certain that you wouldn't be able to have your frozen embryos sent over for PGD. Freezing embryos carries a risk to the embryo, as does the biopsy done for PGD. So when they are combined the mortality rate for the embryo is higher than they like. The PGD failed on one of our embryos (here in Aus) due to cell contents not sticking to the slide. It was biopsied at 3 days, and even though it wasn't frozen until day 5 (when it had many more cells) the clinic wouldn't biopsy it again due to the risks involved. I thought it was a bit strange, because without the PGD being done the embryo was essentially doomed to be destroyed The extra biopsy might have put it at more risk of dying, but it also would have given it a chance had it been chromosomally normal and survived the biopsy.