Fertility preservation - what's involved?
Hi everyone. I'm 33 and was diagnosed a few weeks ago. I don't have children and for most of my life I've never wanted them, but I've never completely 100% ruled them out either. It's been suggested ...
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I think it would be best to speak to the specialists at the Hospital that is looking after you or even with the breast care nurse who may be able to advise on your options and / or who else may be able to help with advice...
I am 45.now and was diagnosed 6 months ago. No kids as when I was younger never really pursued it as was not sire if I wanted them and frankly felt that medically and financially was not ready.
By the time I was ready it was a bit late as was almost 40 and then it never happened for me. Lost one pregnancy and then nothing afterwards and then BC so now that door is closed for me.
One thing to think about I guess is if you feel that the genetic link to the kids is important for you if you decide you do want them as if it is you need to pursue the egg freezing now... If not there is always the option of adopting or using a donor egg later on or even surrogacy...
I do believe as it is such an emotional and frankly diffocult decision to make with some very permanent consequences it is worth while talking with a few different sopecialists to help you get a kot of information so you can make an educated decision thag is right for you...
Jel.