u/Fresh-Computer2423

Hey y'all. I'm trying to find information about the fertility benefits available to Oregon state employees, specifically for IVF. I asked Google and it sounds too good to be true so I figured I would ask to see if I can get info from real people who currently work for the state or have worked there recently. I'm looking for a new job and fertility coverage is very important to me. What I'm reading is $35K PER YEAR which is crazy good. Not sure about meds because those are expensive. Any feedback would be appreciated. Thank you in advance.

Hello all! I'm preparing for my 4th transfer of a Day 6, 5BA euploid embryo. This is the only one I have from my second retrieval and I cannot afford to do this again. We're doing a fully medicated FET started with BC for ~17 days followed with microdose of leuprolide. I also did a 14 day course of doxy just in case I have endometritis, added vagibiom and anti-histamine protocol.

I brought up the possibility of silent endometritis to my Dr at the advise of this wonderful community and that's when they said we should do fully medicated and add leuprolide (my first transfer was fresh and the other 2 were modified naturals - all stuck but early losses). I am now doubting if we should have done the real suppression with lupron depot. I guess it's too late now because I'm too deep into it. I started estrogen last night and currently on daily 5iu of leuprolide.

I don't know what I'm asking here but I guess I just need good vibes and good luck sent my way. If this doesn't work, this will be it. I don't have fertility coverage and my husband does not want me to go through this ever again. He says it hurts him to watch me suffer. I really want him to be a dad, he deserves it so much and thats all he's ever wanted. I hate infertility so much 😭 oh and btw we're doing IVF due to unexplained infertility.