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Spin-off to my frozen embie post...
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Bops
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Spin-off to my frozen embie post...
Do you think it will eventually become a "trend" for females to freeze embryos early on in marriage, etc...to use at a later date because of carreers, financial reasons, or whatever ???
Just curious....
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Posted 5/19/09 9:17 AM  |
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mcl916
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Megan
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Re: Spin-off to my frozen embie post...
Only if it gets to be less expensive, I can't imagine a couple who isn't even thinking about trying spending $15k "just in case". But, if the freezing of eggs gets better I would think a lot of women may consider doing that especially if they plan on waiting for kids or haven't gotten married by a certain age.
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| Posted 5/19/09 1:02 PM |
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ODonnell
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Re: Spin-off to my frozen embie post...
I know of two that have already and one that is considering doing it, so I think that it's already becoming a practice.
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| Posted 5/19/09 2:06 PM |
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IrishLasss334
I'll be there soon!
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Patty
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Re: Spin-off to my frozen embie post...
Yes. In fact when I was going through an IVF cycle in Feb, there was a young woman (early 20's) who was freezing her embryos.
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| Posted 5/19/09 3:20 PM |
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