u/ConcentrateNext38

We have an offer for this car at $54,696 plus state sales tax. Is this a good deal?

https://guest.dealer.toyota.com/v-spec/13071/5TDACAB5XTS42G438/detail?k=2954d0fa13b2862f0b1601ec57a9e8b371fe77fa8988ca1b163bd7c69070f58f

We’re in the market for a 2026 Grand Highlander and I’m between the XLE & the Limited. The big draw of the Limited for me is the larger display screen and the panoramic view camera.

Thoughts on if the additions justify the price increase?

What can I ballpark for each of these?

For the hybrid limited with panoramic view camera but no additional add ons, the best quote I’ve received is $56K.

I haven’t been quoted for XLE yet.

We’re currently miscarrying a highly graded euploid embryo at 10.5 weeks.

Had a lap to remove stage 1 endo, 2 months of suppression with Lupron and Letrozole, full autoimmune protocol. I’m at a loss.

This was our second transfer - first euploid failed to implant.

For those who have been through this - did you ultimately find success?

We found out yesterday that our euploid embryo no longer has a heart beat at 10.5 weeks. I need to decide between medical management (cytotec) or a d&c. Our primary concern with d&c is intrauterine scarring as we’ve already had a tough fertility journey.

For those who have had a later miscarriage & gone on to subsequent successful IVF transfers, what management route did you choose?

We went into IVF 1.5 years ago solely for PGTM, but have had abysmal results. Very low blast rates in both retrievals (21 eggs, 4 blasts - 17 eggs, 2 blasts). We’ve ended up with 2 euploid unaffected embryos. First transfer failed to implant. Second transfer looks like it will be an 8 week miscarriage.

I’m considering switching clinics to either CCRM Lone Tree or Cleveland Clinic. Any thoughts? We unfortunately have an issue making blasts AND an issue with euploids not leading to live birth.