u/Substantial_State738

Can anyone tell me the real risk of re biopsy. I am in a unique situation where the lab lost my pgta samples in the mail and now I’m forced with the choice to rebiopsy or not. The research and stats are so mixed and I don’t know what to believe. Any help is very appreciated!

My main question is is it less risky to rebiopsy embryos like mine that got lost in mail than to rebiopsy embryos that originally came back no result, mosaic, chaotic etc bc these embryos may have been lower quality from the beginning? I was35.5 at the time of retrieval and we were very fortunate to get 15 very high quality embryos. We used zymot(despite not much mfi) and icsi. I am terrified of the rebiopsy leading to lower implantation potential I’ve read 20 percent less with twice biopsies twice frozen but I’m also terrified of miscarriage. Should I just rebiopsy a few? Is there any procedure that can be done or protocol that helps protect them from double biopsy double thaw. Also I should add that this batch came from my frozen eggs!

My main question is is it less risky to rebiopsy embryos like mine that got lost in mail than to rebiopsy embryos that originally came back no result, mosaic, chaotic etc bc these embryos may have been lower quality from the beginning? I was35.5 at the time of retrieval and we were very fortunate to get 15 very high quality embryos. We used zymot(despite not much mfi) and icsi. I am terrified of the rebiopsy leading to lower implantation potential I’ve read 20 percent less with twice biopsies twice frozen but I’m also terrified of miscarriage. Should I just rebiopsy a few? Is there any procedure that can be done or protocol that helps protect them from double biopsy double thaw. Also I should add that this batch came from my frozen eggs!

For any employees at fed ex hub/shipping facility in Memphis Tennessee, I will give 1000.00 finders fee if package is found today. It is my child’s genetic material a biopsy that cannot be re performed without putting her at risk. Please help! You can email me at justiner9@gmail.com or text at 512.796.7314 for more details. Thank you so much!!!

I very recently thawed my frozen eggs from 5 years ago and fertilized them with husbands sperm. Out of 27 eggs inseminated by ICSI 19 fertilized normally and 6 fertilized abnormally (no fertilization observed) so all 25 were kept in culture. We had a really good end result in blasts that I am extremely grateful and shocked by. But I’m still curious about what happened to those 6 during fertilization. None of the abnormally fertilized ones made it to blast. I’m just curious what would cause this in just 6, how rare is this? And what are the potential causes behind abnormal fertilization?

My sample was in a box with 6 other patients. I have found one of the other patients through Reddit and hoping to find others. If your pgta biopsy samples were recently lost in the mail please reach out to me. Ovation lab Austin Tx.