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PGT-M Hope

I had a hard time finding positive outcomes of PGT-M testing in this sub so I wanted to share my results (that I’m really happy with!)

I’m 38 and late last year got 6 high quality blasts from my 5th retrieval, all of which came back euploid, much to my surprise.

Days before transfer of one of these embryos in early February, I received a call from my doctor saying there was a suspected genetic issue in a baby born to my sperm donor.

This was investigated and just days before my 38th birthday I was told the donor was confirmed to have an autosomal dominant condition and I could not proceed with using the embryos.

Fast forward to today after living what feels like a nightmare and fighting hard to get these tested rather than discarded, I finally received the results. The testing took 16 weeks in total and FOUR came back unaffected by the condition. I am elated!

I know PGT-M results are out of our control, but I wanted to share that beating the 50% odds can happen.

Hopefully my baby isn’t too far away. Good luck to those going through the same thing, it is so tough but there’s hope.

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I think this video does a great job busting the misinformation of the wedding guest

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