I am 26 and am re-married to a wonderful man. Three years ago, and after I gave birth to my third baby boy, I made a decision to have my tubes tied. My OB doctor at the time cauterized my tubes and told me the procedure was not reversible. Basically I would never be able to conceive a child ever again. Well, at the time, I was going through a nasty divorce with the father of my three boys and the thought of ever having children again was just not an option. My ex put me through pure hell with every pregnancy, emotional abuse, and even sometimes physical. Long story short, I finally got the nerve to leave him and start a new life. Two years later I met the man I am married to today and it was nothing short of a miracle. He is amazing, and has accepted my three boys as his own and loves all of unconditionally. He has never been married nor has he ever had children of his own. When we were dating, I made it very clear to him that I couldn't have kids, and he told me he was fine with that. Well has time went on and after we were married we started talking about it more and more and I started to regret my decision for a tubal ligation. Here is this man who has given me and my boys the world and I wasn't able to give him a child. I want so bad to share that special bond with him. He deserves that and I know he would be such an awesome father. He loves my boys just as they were his own, but the boys father is still actively involved in their life and so it's just really not the same. So about 8 weeks ago, we started with our first IVF cycle. It's kinda ironic for me because in the past it seemed like everytime we had an "accident" I came up pregnant. I can't imagine having actual fertility problems and my heart goes out to all of you women who are tyring to get pregnant. We had or ET yesterday and our anxiously waiting for a PG test. We only transferred one fresh embryo that was a grade C. I am just leaving the rest up to God. He knows our situation and what we need. Although this process has been an emotional rollercoaster. Any insight would be helpful. I am wondering if I have a higher chance of just one embryo implanting since I have never had fertility problems in the past. Thanks to all who have read this..