You can about it then, that she was ovulating when they put it in, and that she read that

some clinics don't put it in if you're ovulating, so, and he said, no, it makes no difference,

it's better for you, it's cheaper, you don't need to get any progesterone, blah, blah, blah.

Yeah.

And she wanted to talk to him to get to the bottom of all these points about why she thought

it might have been, he said, look, it's just a 30% chance of working at that point, it's

just that we had three before, they all succeeded at that point, we had a 100% success rate

at the end of our transplant.

So it was a surprise that it didn't work, he said, he's trying to get four more embryos

left, they're all top grade, so blah, blah, blah, they're frozen, how are you going to

make it?

So all the signs are the same, just two and a half grand, and we'll do it again in six

weeks, but there'll be some tests.

And a scan, and then that's what we're busy to do.