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6/15/2025, 8:34:07 AM
She can always freeze her last eggs :^)
Here are some fun facts about egg freezing:
>average cost in the US is about $15,000-$20,000 per cycle
>plus yearly storage fees that go up with each egg frozen
>even successful career women often have to take out loans to afford it
>significant chance of the procedure failing(especially for older women)
>successful frozen egg revival is so low that it's recommended women freeze 20+ eggs if they're serious about having a kid
>20+ frozen eggs gets them about a 70%-80% chance that ONE will successfully thaw
>a successfully thawed egg doesn't guarantee a successful pregnancy
>older women are much more likely to have pregnancy complications that result in a miscarriage
Here are some fun facts about egg freezing:
>average cost in the US is about $15,000-$20,000 per cycle
>plus yearly storage fees that go up with each egg frozen
>even successful career women often have to take out loans to afford it
>significant chance of the procedure failing(especially for older women)
>successful frozen egg revival is so low that it's recommended women freeze 20+ eggs if they're serious about having a kid
>20+ frozen eggs gets them about a 70%-80% chance that ONE will successfully thaw
>a successfully thawed egg doesn't guarantee a successful pregnancy
>older women are much more likely to have pregnancy complications that result in a miscarriage
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