We got the call 📞! It’s our turn to transfer our last 2 embryos. We have had these embryos since 2010, can you believe it?! Our 3 boys are from IVF. Our 2 Girls are amazing surprises for us. We were undecided 🤷‍♀️for awhile if we were going to transfer these two Embabies…but a month ago it became clear. I’ve prayed on it and it’s what is in our hearts. So here we go… 🫶 #momsofinstagram #over40women #ivf #frozenembryotransfer #infertility #babyafter40 #fyp #momsover40 #momsover30 #advancedmate

Many patients wonder “If two embryos are transferred, can I have twins?” Here’s the truth: Even if both blastocysts are structurally normal, the chance of conception is only around 60%. Out of those who conceive, only 30% may end up with twins. Why? Because not every embryo, even if it looks perfect under a microscope, is capable of implantation. Some may carry minor genetic abnormalities or simply fail to attach to the uterus. The ones that don’t implant naturally leave the body, often without