Why multiple ones?
The doctor stated that it was almost always the case that most of the embryos didn’t pass the first stages of life. “So if we are lucky, we will end up with one viable growing embryo inside you. We only place multiple ones simultaneously to increase the odds of that happening. But don’t be disappointed if it doesn’t take the first time.” Judith understood and thanked the doctor for his clear explanation, but…
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