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Hi, MissKey! Really sorry for you having such serious health issues. If I were in your shoes, I would check their success ratings. They may be rather high and it may be the main reason why the clinic has so many visitors. Is biotexcom a cheap clinic? If it’s so, be ready that you’ll spend some time in the queue as they may be popular among infertile couples with low income. You may also contact the clinic’s custom manager and tell about the things you didn’t like about them. They may help you in some way.

Sorry, can't help really, but do hope your dream come true

Hi, ladies. Thanks for your messages! They’ve become a real help and support for me. Yes, Biotexcom is a cheap clinic. It’s not the cheapest. I would say that it’s a clinic with rather affordable prices. I also found quite a lot of favorable feedbacks about it on various fertility sites. I’ve read quite a lot of posts where former patients praise the clinic’s fertility specialists. They write that they’re real pros. It was the main reason why we decided to contact it…

Hi, MissKey! The cheapest clinic doesn’t often mean the most effective one. I used to deal with one Russian clinic. Their prices seemed to be very reasonable at first. However, they started to ask us to do various medical tests and scans. They were rather expensive ones. The final sum turned to be twice bigger than we expected, so I recommend not to trust cheap clinics very much. Or at least, check everything twice before signing up anything!

Hi, ElizabethZ! Thanks for your message. I also know quite a lot of stories about the clinics that charge additional fees from its patients. I don’t think that Biotexcom will do this. At least, I hope they won’t do this. Our program manager told us that they charge only a fixed sum of their patients. Depending on the package of the services, the sum may be divided into several installments. The payments may be done either via a bank transfer or in cash.

I beg your pardon, MissKey, but I don’t think ED is the right thing to do. The baby won’t be genetically yours. Yes, it will be your husband’s, but his biological mum will be another woman. I think it’s better to adopt and make one more little angel left without parents’ love happier. Don’t you think so?
P.S. I’m just curious to know how they’re going to find a donor for you. Each person is unique, and even twins have slight differences between each other.

MissKey - it's great you have finally made yr decision and I wish y a positive outcome. Today I have come across reviews on Isida and Biotexcom
http://www.eggdonationfriends.com/clinics/biotexcom-clinic/
http://www.eggdonationfriends.com/clinics/isida-clinic/

ElizabethZ - I'm by no means an expert on this stuff, but if you want to find out more about egg donation procedure, you might want to look at the ed guide on eggdonationfriends webpage.

Hi, girls! Thanks for your messages! Lenylen, thanks for the links! I consider them to be really helpful. ElizabethZ, I quite understand what you mean by posting that message. Yes, the baby won’t be mine. But he’ll be my husband’s. I love my husband so much, and I see how he wants to have his own child… Yes, it’s hard to find two similar people. But it’s not impossible! Before visiting clinic for the first time, we’ve sent them a short description of the woman whom we consider to be an excellent donor for us. The clinic’s representatives told us that they’ll use a special software to find an appropriate donor for us from their database. If we sign up a contract with them, we’ll see the donor’s photo. I think it’s really handy. When we visited the clinic, we saw quite a lot of Chinese couples there. Some of them came for ED there. I think it means that the clinic really has a vast donors database. What do you think about it?

It’s nice that the clinic has such a big donors database. Seeing a donor’s photo is also rather handy. I think it will be much easier to choose a donor in such way. But I still can’t understand how the procedure will be done? Will it be frozen or fresh eggs? Which one will you use in your program?
P.S.
As far as I know, fresh eggs are more effective than frozen ones.

The fertility specialist will study my cycle and determine the date of our next visit. As far as I know, I’ll have to take birth control pills to synchronize my periods with the donor’s ones. During our second visit to Kiev, my hubby’s sperm will be picked up and used to fertilize the donors’ eggs. Then the embryos will be transferred into my uterus. I’ll have to take special medicines to support my possible pregnancy. In two weeks, the first pregnancy test will be done. If its result is ok, I’ll take the medicines up to the 12th week of pregnancy.