Success - graduated from clinic today

I wanted to share my news here, because I liked to read stories about other women who were successful at my age. After 5 back to back ER's our first transfer stuck and I am 9 weeks pregnant. We had our last appointment at our IVF clinic today and graduated to a regular OB. Because of my age, I will need to see a MFM for ultrasounds and some monitoring, but otherwise it should be treated like a normal pregnancy from here out.

I am turning 43 in two weeks and my husband is turning 50 in two months. My AMH was 2.0 and my husband had issues with sperm motility and volume. We did ICSI, omnitrope, zymot, following a standard protocol with adjustments made to dose and timing amongst cycles. Details on each cycle in screenshot. We had good follicle growth and blast rates but our euploid rate was really low. Age, unfortunately. Our last, and most successful cycle, was done in the luteal stage per guidance from Dr. Aimee. She was not my primary doctor but we did consult with her.

I tried so many supplements, acupuncture, IV NAD, etc. and my results were pretty consistent with what our doctor told us to expect at the beginning - one euploid per cycle.

In hindsight, I would have spent less time on Reddit (I see the irony of posting here :) and tried to distract myself in other ways. For example, I no longer go to the r/IVF channel because it is largely full of stories of people who weren't successful and it would really get into my mind and I would go on rabbit holes on expensive supplements and red light therapy. I would also have taken a break and not done 5 ER's in a row and then straight into the FET. That was brutal. But, I felt like I was in a race against time. Which I guess we all are.