The embryologlist called with our fertilization report today, and day 1 results are as follows:
Out of my 26 eggs:
13 of them were viable. And were fertilized through ICSI.
Out of the 13 eggs they fertilized, 9 embryos fertilized and are growing in the dish.
2 of the eggs fertilized abnormally, and 2 just didn't fertilize.
Out of the half of my eggs were not usable:
10 of them were immature - in the 'germinal vesicle" stage.
2 were 'atretic' - just not living
1 was an empty shell called a 'zona pallucida' - with no real egg inside.s
The lab is going to take the 10 eggs that were immature and try to mature them in a dish to see if they will mature so they can fertilize them. Right now, one more egg looks like it will mature for sure and we will find out tomorrow how many matured overnight and they were able to fertilize.
So right now we have 9 embryos growing in the dish. And possibly a few more fertilized by tomorrow.
But since we are sadly forced into a freeze-all cycle due to my high E2, we will be flying home tomorrow without a fresh transfer. So instead, we'll get an update on day 3 and day 5, and hopefully have a few great embryos to freeze. We're very worried about how they will do in the dish over the next couple days -- as always, we expect to lose quite of few of them. And we're very worried about them surviving the freeze and the thaw when we come back to do our frozen transfer. But for now we will just rejoice in our 9 em-babies!!!
We have 9 little lives living at the present moment and one of those could be our future baby!
We hate to leave you little guys -- but we will see you again soon!
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9 and maybe some more embies sound really promising! I wouldn't worry too much about the freeze-thaw. Your embies are at the best lab. One of my embies at my last cycle (FET #4) went through biopsy-freeze-thaw-rebiopsy-freeze-thaw, the other went through biopsy-freeze-thaw, and the other went through biopsy-old fashioned freeze-transferred from FL to CCRM-thaw-rebiopsy-freeze-thaw. And it was my only successful cycle, even after all that they went through! Hang in there. You will have them with you soon! :)
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