A Fantastic Article about Donor Egg Treatment Abroad
I was thrilled to read this article, albeit a little late, as it was published on Sunday!
A lot of great info about Spanish clinics in particular.
posted by Pamplemousse @ 6:28 PM
Thursday, January 19, 2006
About Me
- Name: Pamplemousse
- Location: Scotland, United Kingdom
Where to begin? 44, TTC for decades, two tries at IVF with my own eggs crashed and burnt before transfer, got PCOS and buggered tubes. First try with a known egg donor ended in an ectopic pregnancy, second try in Capetown was a bust, third go in October 2007 was a total disaster. I am ready, willing and able to talk trash about celebs, discuss gardening, moan about the UK and our crap weather and generally try to make it to the end of the working week without killing anyone. Nice cup of tea?
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6 Comments:
Perfect... look forward to reading this!
Ah to have a strong currency like the pound....
I found that article really uplifting. Like another option had opened up. Maybe we should all go together, an infertiles holiday with some IVF thrown in.
Fantastic article, thanks for putting up the link.
thanks for posting this.
an IVF holiday is sounding more and more attractive.
I have to say, besides the cost, South Africa is appealing because of the holiday aspect of it all. I mean even if I don't come back pregnant, at least I got to see another world. I wonder if I'll be tempted to try Barcelona or Kiev if it doesn't work? I really related to this article. I feel like the woman at the end, who felt like her donor was "hers." That's the way I feel. Like she's family or something. In a way she is. Thanks for a positive article. Beats my depressing BBC interview a few weeks ago!
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