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A twin pregnancy resulting from in vitro fertilization involves close medical follow-up due to increased risks, in particular prematurity and placental complications.

A viability ultrasound reveals a twin pregnancy resulting from a single transferred embryo, marking a moment that is both happy and full of medical uncertainty.

A reflection on the concept of “letting go” often imposed on people living with infertility, and on the real emotional journey leading to acceptance and openness to other parenting projects.

Adoption in China appears to be a path offering greater certainty of success, but at the cost of significant waiting times and complex choices, especially in terms of specific needs.

Faced with the limitations of fertility treatments and the ethical and personal challenges associated with gamete donation, adoption seems to be a meaningful option for some couples.

After the failure of the first embryo transfer and the fragmentation of the embryos, a medical meeting opens the way to reflect on possible causes and future options, including continuing trials or using a donation.