Does anyone have any experiences with Costco....there prices seem to be significantly less
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Heartland 2014 cycle
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pearljam1997
, Feb 02 2014 01:04 AM
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#1176
Curlylox
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Posted 17 June 2015 - 08:26 PM
Me 38 DH 41( husband has 2 adult children 21 & 19 from a previous relationship)
Ttc since Dec 2012
Feb 2014 DH dx azoospermia consult to Heartland
May 2014 plan is for ivf after initial tests etc
June 2014 bloodwork normal for me HSG shows possible unicornuate uterus!!!
U/S and MRI for me
Oct 2014 results from scans inconclusive.... laparoscopy January 2015
still waiting for U/S for DH...results to follow January 2015
So frustrated with this whole process... can we run into anymore roadblocks?
#1177
Suz1980
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Posted 17 June 2015 - 09:10 PM
I too have always used Myron! He's awesome and so personal. Remembers me everytime I go in even if it's been months
Costco may be cheaper but do they always carry the meds you need, and don't have to special order?
Costco may be cheaper but do they always carry the meds you need, and don't have to special order?
Me - 36 DH - 37
2008-2010 numerous rounds of failed clomid and Letrozole cycles
2011 - 3 failed IUI's with injects
Nov/Dec 2011 - IVF #1 -BFN
April/May 2012 - IVF w ICSI #2 - BFP (2 frozen embabies as well)
Feb 7/13 - Our miracle baby Stella Faith is born 6lbs 7oz
FET #1 BFN April 2014 FET #2 end of May 2014 - cancelled FET #2 again - June 2014 - BFP low beta early m/c 
IVF #3 Oct 2014 BFN 2 frosties
FET #3 - Feb 2015 - BFN FET #4 May 12 2015 - BFN IVF #4 Jan 2016 7 frozen embryos, lining too thin to transfer will transfer in spring FET #5 June 14, 2016 BFN FET #6 Septemer 2016 - BFN 3 frosties remaining. FET #7 transfer 2 embryos Oct 8 2017 BFN Final FET#8 Nov 10 2017 Transfer last embryo BFN. Our journey to a sibling for a our miracle girl is over.
#1178
Foster
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Posted 17 June 2015 - 09:28 PM
Does anyone know if Heartland offers 'soft' ivf, or a low dose ivf? I've read that, while it results in less eggs, the eggs that are retrieved are better quality for women in their late 30's? Thanks!
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Morgy
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Posted 18 June 2015 - 12:40 PM
We loved mycare and Myron. Super personal service and he just gave us his cell to text him on weekends to meet when he was closed. I would definately recommend mycare. Prices were comparable as well
Me: 39 Endometriosis dx Oct '14 through laparoscopy; adhesions and blocked tubes, uterine hyperplasia.
DH: 44 azoospermia = IVF with ICSI is our only option.TTC 6 years
Feb 4, 2015: TESE with 6 straws frozen
May 2015: started stimming for first Ivf ending in a freeze all cycle due to high risk for OHSS.
Sept 2015: transferred 1 5 day blast with assisted hatching and got a BFP
May 2016: delivered our healthy baby boy.
October 2020: finally decided to try again and scheduled for FET in Nov
DH: 44 azoospermia = IVF with ICSI is our only option.TTC 6 years
Feb 4, 2015: TESE with 6 straws frozen
May 2015: started stimming for first Ivf ending in a freeze all cycle due to high risk for OHSS.
Sept 2015: transferred 1 5 day blast with assisted hatching and got a BFP
May 2016: delivered our healthy baby boy.
October 2020: finally decided to try again and scheduled for FET in Nov
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