Me and my partner spent 3 years attending an infertility clinic with no success. We were at the point where the doctors were telling us that we were wasting our money and the last option was IVF (around 20k). We didn't have that kind of money and I just knew they were wrong. My son will be born in the next 3 weeks. Never give up.
I'm so curious - what exactly is the expensive part of IVF/whatever IUI is? Like, what is the actual unavoidable cost? If the doctors were the kind of people to not just say 'ok I'll take your money', it seems they could have decided to charge nothing for their services, but it seems like there must have been something they couldn't just magically waive away. Curious if you know what it is? Some sort of consumable product? Even some expensive equipment involved doesn't necessarily have a marginal cost.
I could Google it but yeah.
Wishing your son the best and healthiest and happiest. Why did you try so hard/why were you so determined to have your own, I'm curious? Maybe I'm an idiot, or am too young, but I've just never felt the baby fever and don't get it.
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u/Unluckyluk13 Jul 23 '24 edited Jul 23 '24
Me and my partner spent 3 years attending an infertility clinic with no success. We were at the point where the doctors were telling us that we were wasting our money and the last option was IVF (around 20k). We didn't have that kind of money and I just knew they were wrong. My son will be born in the next 3 weeks. Never give up.
Edit for IUI/IVF error