u/Entire-Mix-6449

I watched a video the other day that said that only 5% of women who freeze their eggs come back to use them.

I’m thinking of moving to donor eggs and from an ethical standpoint for the donor this seems like a better source of eggs?

They are going through retrieval out of their own free will for their own gain but then the eggs become surplus to requirements.

The ethical side is one I’ve been thinking about… I’ve been through 6 retrievals many back to back and it’s really damaged my health, my endo is out of control- and that’s partly the reason I’m considering donor eggs. But I also feel guilty for another to go through it, even if it’s out of pure altruism.

So basically I’m wondering which clinics offer unused frozen eggs?

Has anyone had an inconclusive PGTA but because of both normal and abnormal cells?

Out of 26 eggs I got 4 blasts and all are abnormal other than 1 inconclusive. It’s my highest graded. Clinic offered to rebiopsy. But I’m wondering whether it’s actually mosaic. From what im reading the lab (Juno) don’t report mosaic - I think up to a certain amount of mosaicism is simply euploid. I’m just a bit confused if it’s mosaic I might just want to transfer and not rebiopsy?