Do you ever take failures personally, especially as a professional woman or doctor? You're not alone. It's common to feel a sense of responsibility when things go wrong, whether it's in our career or personal life. This is especially true when it comes to IVF transfers.
As someone who has been through this journey, I understand how challenging it can be to navigate the emotions and blame that come with failed transfers. It's easy to blame ourselves, to think that our body didn't work or that we did something wrong.
But here's the thing: it's not necessarily our fault. There could be other factors at play. Maybe we weren't on the right protocol, or the transfer wasn't done correctly. Perhaps the environment wasn't optimal, or the embryo wasn't selected thoughtfully.
It's essential to understand that there are many variables in the IVF process, and we can't control all of them. But what we can control is how we respond to failure. Instead of blaming ourselves, we can choose to seek support, ask questions, and explore alternative options.
Remember, failure doesn't define us. It's how we learn and grow from it that matters. Don't be afraid to reach out for help and support as you navigate this challenging journey. #IVFfailures #professionalwomen #fertilityjourney #IVFprotocols #blamingourselves #supportandgrowth
Lei Chu is a urologist.
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