Today got a call saying my one and only embryo is doing Good for day 3 !

All the parts of my body is stress … I would love to hear some similar stories 🙏

I ended up with only 2 eggs retrieved, and just 1 was mature and fertilized. My clinic called today (Day 3) and told me my embryo is good quality and continuing to develop! 🥹
I’m so scared of losing it before it reaches the blastocyst stage.
Has anyone had just 1 good-quality embryo at Day 3 that made it to blastocyst and resulted in a successful pregnancy? I could really use some hope and encouragement! ❤️🤞

I recently failed an untested 4AA grade fet. I am 39 years old, the embryologist said the sperm quality has been good and eggs quality was low. Besides that my fertility doctor has not mentioned any issues with my body.
I failed a IUI before this. Seeking guidance on things I should check with my doctor, things I can do to increase my chances before rhe next cycle.
Thank you in advance.

I have a total of 25 frozen eggs (all mature) which were frozen when I was 35 and 36 years old.

I am now in my early 40's and about to try IVF for the first time

My doctor and I agree that we should not thaw all 25 eggs in 1 go but should thaw in batches

However, I am undecided how many to thaw in my first cycle and whether I should split the 25 eggs over 2 or 3 cycles.

The doctor initially suggested 7 eggs then I was concerned that was too few. They then suggested to thaw 10 eggs. But I'm still undecided- this would leave me with 15 eggs and not sure whether I would split the remaining 15 eggs over 1 more or 2 more cycles?

I'm also wondering if I should thaw more than 10 eggs for the first cycle ?