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@stevek Thanks for your input!

@hurahitag Thanks so much for sharing. I’m sorry that your journey to build your family was so difficult but I’m glad to hear that IVF can work out 🫶

@chestertonleddihn I heard that as well (historically multiple transfers), but given more recent advancements with genetic testing (PGT and mitoscores), most REIs will typically advise one "normal" or euploid embryo at a time. My doc feels strongly that we should try two with this upcoming...

@nirajrana Wow I’m so sorry you went through all that but I’m so happy you and your babies are ok! Thanks so much for sharing your story, again very helpful to get a realistic picture into what a twin pregnancy might look like, and the different complications that can occur.

@bryantkm Thanks so much for sharing your perspective. I'm so sorry that you also had to go through IVF, but it sounds like you have a beautiful family, and that gives me hope for my own. You're absolutely right that I don't know what it's like to be a parent, but we're ready to accept whatever...

@xuxu Thanks so much for sharing your experience. It’s incredibly helpful to have a better understanding of what pregnancy might look like with twins, and to be more aware of possible complications. As I mentioned earlier, we’re not exactly optimizing for twins but a healthy live birth, and our...

@johnvladimir Hey thanks for your insight. As mentioned in my OP, our REI is strongly encouraging us to implant 2 given our lack of success with our 3 previous transfers. After my second egg retrieval, we were so thrilled to find out that we have 6 genetically normal embryos, all with similar...

EDIT: Not sure why folks are choosing to downvote, but please read the post + comments before you do so. Actively looking for advice from this sub on whether or not to transfer 2 embryos after loss. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Hey everyone, I'm new...