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thread: IVF with PGD #3

  1. #73
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    Aug 2008
    Melbourne
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    Yes - good luck WLAB - 16 follies is great!

  2. #74
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    Sep 2008
    Gold Coast
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    wlab - good luck for your epu tomorrow, hope all goes well

    buliej - keeping my fingers crossed for you

    wth - you are absolutely right this distance thing sucks. There are only 2 labs in the world that are equiped to test for X Linked Hyrdocephalus one in France which we are using and the other one is just outside Washington DC. Royal Brisbane Hospital genetics department use the lab in France as they have found them to be quicker????? I would hate to imagine how long the one in the USA takes.

  3. #75
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    Aug 2008
    Melbourne
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    Hi Everyone - I want to make sure you are aware of this thread - it's really important:
    https://www.bellybelly.com.au/forums...y-net-ivf.html

  4. #76
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    Sep 2008
    Melbourne
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    Hi Girls

    I'm a newbie, dipping my toe in this thread for the first time.

    I had an appt with the FS yesterday, and was told that I would need IVF with PGD as I am a carrier of an inherited disease. Once I heard this, my mind starting racing at a million miles a minute, and I couldn't really concentrate on the rest of what was said. As you can imagine, I am very anxious and nervous and want to find out as much info as possible before my next appt.

    Could somebody please tell me what the associated costs with this are. I would really like to know what the upfront cost of a full stimulated cycle is, and what the additional cost is of PGD.

    Many thanks in advance

  5. #77
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    Sep 2008
    Sydney
    752

    Hi Manhattan,

    Welcome to this thread.

    The best place to ask about the costs is your clinic (I am with SIVF), they are different depending on where you go. For me I had to first get done a DNA Mark-up for myself and my partner (it took three months to do that), the costs where $1500 without any Medicare rebate, then there are extra costs for each cycle, I am not sure how much these are.

    I am happy to talk to you about my condition and how PGD works, please send me a PM if you'd like to talk.

    Buliej: Hope you're doing well in the TWW. Thanks for sending the link to the other thread, I've just send an email to Nicola Roxon and Anthony Albanese.

    WLAB: Hope EPU went well

    CP: Hope you're doing well

    :Hello: WTH, Lisa and Kel

    Sara

  6. #78
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    Sep 2008
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    Hello loverlies

    Popping in before a nana nap to let you know 15 eggs retrieved today ... I will log on tonight to say hello, thank you all fo ryour best wishes xx

  7. #79
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    Sep 2008
    Gold Coast
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    wouldloveabubba - well done, have a good nap

    Manhattan - welcome, you will find an enormous amount of help and support here, the ladies are wonderful. The prices do vary from clinic to clinic so you are best to talk to them. What condition are you trying to avoid, if you don't mind me asking?

  8. #80
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    Aug 2008
    Melbourne
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    Sorry for continuing to beat the same drum, but anyone who remotely cares about costs must check out this thread ASAP: https://www.bellybelly.com.au/forums...y-net-ivf.html

  9. #81
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    Sep 2008
    Sydney
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    WLAB That's a great results, well done - hope you can rest and it's not too painful.

    Sara

  10. #82
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    Sep 2008
    Melbourne
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    Thanks for the welcome ladies!

    Lisa - am trying to avoid Haemophilia A, although my dad only has a mild case (18%). Is there anyone else here the same?

    WLAB - great to hear you got so many eggs!

  11. #83
    BellyBelly Member

    May 2008
    NSW
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    My computer BLEW UP on Monday night. Been going nuts waiting to hear how you are all going...

    WLAB - WOO HOO! What a great haul Looking forward to hearing your fertilisation results.

    Manhatten - Might be worth checking the SIVF site for prices as a point of reference? Good luck. You will find lots of support and information from all the wonderful ladies who visit this thread.

    Buliej - '

    Cuddlepie - wishing you all the best for your cycle

    - Sara, Kel and Lisa

  12. #84
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    Oct 2008
    Brisbane, Queensland
    65

    Hi everyone,

    Been crazy busy this week, so just a quick one and will update tomorrow.

    Julie: Fantastic news. FX for you, PUPO!

    WLAB: Great retrieval numbers, hon. FX for you and DH.

    Manhattan: Welcome to the group, I hope your stay is short and sweet. I'm with QFG and each cycle costs us about $10k including the IVF, anaesthetist, PGD, and FS cycle costs. If you like you can PM me and I'll send you a breakdown.

    Sara: When are you due to start stims? I'm on 100IU of Gonal-F as of tomorrow (CD4).

    WTH/Lisa:

  13. #85
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    Sep 2008
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    Hi girls

    Sorry for no personals, I still dont have any glasses, so I am just typing away. Clinic rang and ET is tommorow morning ..... Yayyyyyyyy.. We will find out stats tommorow . Thanks so much for your support xx

  14. #86
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    Sep 2008
    Sydney
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    WLAB: Lots of for ET tomorrow.

    Kel: for this cycle, hope you can avoid OHSS this time - do they have put on on a smaller dosage of Gonal?

    Buliej: Hope TWW is kind to you.

    CP: Hope you're going well

    WTH, Lisa, Manhattan, Jodie

    Expecting AF early next week, please keep fingers crossed that my FSH levels are better this time.

    Sara

  15. #87
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    Aug 2008
    Melbourne
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    WLAB - that's great - so happy for you.

    Hi to everyone else (no time to do personals, I'm too busy trying to push this safety net thing!) - oh, and do my real job!

  16. #88
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    Sep 2008
    Perth
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    WLAB, thats fantastic news. Good luck for the transfer tomorrow, sending lots and lots of sticky vibes your way.

    Sara - that your FSH levels are better this cycle.

  17. #89
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    Oct 2008
    Brisbane, Queensland
    65

    WLAB: Any news yet?

    Sara: If AF hurries her lazy butt up for you we'll be cycling together again.

    Julie/CP/WTH/Meredith/Jodie/Melissa/Lisa:

    AFM, had FS appt this morning, BT, and first shot. Minor change in plan, I'm on 100IU of Puregon instead of Gonal-F this cycle, simply because the Puregon pen is easier to dial to 100. Just when you start thinking that this is all so complicated... Next appt is next Friday, and it looks like if everything runs smoothly my EPU is going to be on Wednesday 01Apr09, which is coincidentally my dad's birthday and the day my mum arrives for a four day visit. DH leaves tomorrow for his two month trip away, but we've had good news with his frozen samples. The fresh sample was 100 M/ml with 80% motility (up from 70 M/ml and 70% motility last cycle), we got eight vials/samples frozen out of the fresh sample, and the sample they froze and thawed maintained virtually all motility. FS still wants to do ICSI just to be on the safe side. I was trying to think this morning just how much more advanced IVF can get than the cycle we're doing without going to TESA or MESA; we're doing fully stimulated IVF, with frozen sperm, ICSI, and PGD (God willing). For goodness sake! Natural process my ass!

  18. #90
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    Aug 2008
    Melbourne
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    Kel81 - Sounds like you are all set with a good, well thought out plan. My FS is also now using ICSI to be on the safe side - I can't imagine what it would be like to be able to have a baby the normal way - or even what it's like to wake up one day and realize out of the blue that AF is a week late. Oh well, got to focus on the end result and not the means.

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