I personally dont think it's too much information to share, it's an individual choice of course, but people at work know I have been going through IVF
hope you dont get too many more questions
I think you should share whatever info your comfortable sharing
I also worried at DH work functions when people would ask if we wanted more "oh maybe" etc but now I'm to the point "yes, we've been trying for almost 4 years" it stops most of them in their tracks but hey I figure if they are asking they should be prepared for any answer.
I think now IVF babies are much more common there isn't that "stigma" that used to be associated so if you feel comfortable then I don't see any problem at all.
I have found that it seems to shut a lot of people up when they find out my babies are via IVF, it seems to make the question asker more uncomfortable as if they have "intruded" on such a personal issue... der, like asking anyone if they are planning of having a baby isn't personal.
I told people at my work place when I announced I was pregnant. I guess I wondered how many others were potentially out there that didn't have children because of their problems. I didn't want to come across as one of the overly fertile people that got pregnant at a drop of the hat because I knew how I was at the pregnancy announcements at work. In some way I thought I was being more compassionate to people who might have problems if I mentioned it was IVF.
A few people who have been trying for awhile have approached me about their experiences and I've shared my journey a bit to help them, so Im glad I did mention it was IVF.
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