Giving up?

Question

￼ When is it time give up? What age? At 32 with pcos should I still be trying?

Answer

There is no particular age at which you "should" quit. It's all about what feels best for you and your partner. We decided to refocus our efforts at 30 after 6 years of infertility and treatments. We didn't consider it "giving up." We changed our focus and goals and started a new path. A lot of therapy and time helped with that. But only you and your partner know when that time is. 🤍

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Don’t give up! I’m young so I can’t speak from experience but I use to babysit a baby back in 2020 and his parents were 46 & 44. They had been trying since their late 20s doing ivf &etc. and then all of a sudden at the age of 43 she naturally fell pregnant and had a healthy pregnancy & baby. So I do believe miracles can happen. Best of luck😭

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Have you been to see a dr? There is hope and 31-32 isn’t old (hope not I’m 31) and have pcos and got pregnant on clomid (lost the baby at 6 back in October first pregnancy wasn’t pcos nor clomid fault) I’m now just finished my next round of clomid should be my last round but in January I got more rounds before trying iui.

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