thanks for your suggestions. ya . i've already tried that but unfortunatley most of the time embryo donors want to be involved to their child's life after baby gets born. it's like they are the baby's biological mom and dad and you are adopting the embryo.
...oh, and one more thing. From what I've heard, donor embryos are less costly than using donor eggs. Maybe that would be an option for you.
I'm so sorry to hear of all your struggles. Unfortunately, I don't know of any organizations that help finance IVFs, but you might be able to ask your RE if they have any donated medication they can give you. Sometimes, other patients have leftover meds they don't need, and some doctors will allow them to donate these meds to the clinic so that others who do not have fertility coverage can use them. Not sure how common this is, but it might be worth asking your doctor about it... Best of luck to you! I hope everything works out for you and your husband!