u/KKuhberg

Hiii two weeks ago I switched from a Yamaha 4c to a Meyer 5M. I’ve been practicing an hour almost every day to get used to the new mouth piece and I thought I started to get the hang of it but now the corners of my mouth get tired and I start to let out air after a short while. Like if I play continuously for about a minute I can feel the strain.

Is it just because I’m still getting used to it after two weeks or am I straining my mouth somehow by doing something wrong?

I also switched from a Vandoren ZZ 2 reed to a Vandoren classic 2 reed because I was recommended that would be a better fit with the Meyer 5M.

I’ve been playing the Yamaha 4c for about two years.

Hello! I was fortunate enough to get four blastocyst from seven eggs retrieved - eggs which all were mature enough to fertilize - so I felt quite blessed and confident with those numbers.

But now, after three of those blastocyst have been transferred and all have ended in not even implanting I’m starting to second guess my luck.

Could it have been a bad cycle? Am I just unlucky with those blastocysts that have been transferred?

My question is if any one has experienced having multiple blastocysts from the same cycle and having to use most of them - but still had a successful transfer from the same batch of eggs from that retrieval?

I’m just worried number four will end the same way because the three previous did.