Our 2.5 yo daughter was IVF- we were told there was “totaltubal blockage” and “next logical step [was] IVF”
after frozen transfer, genetic testing, injections, implementation etc, we were certainly close to that $50k (US.SoCal). roll in $3k to cover for a sad outcome we’d barely have noticed—
I think Id do it just to amortize the cost for other couples.
My son is due (“unexpectedly”) in March… which has me checking my copious notes and reassessing understanding of “total”
Looks like a nice way to provide emotional hedging for eligible couples
The main downside would be that it would be very depressing to be uninsurable for IVF because your odds are so poor
Our 2.5 yo daughter was IVF- we were told there was “totaltubal blockage” and “next logical step [was] IVF”
after frozen transfer, genetic testing, injections, implementation etc, we were certainly close to that $50k (US.SoCal). roll in $3k to cover for a sad outcome we’d barely have noticed— I think Id do it just to amortize the cost for other couples.
My son is due (“unexpectedly”) in March… which has me checking my copious notes and reassessing understanding of “total”