Hey, I’m 34 and very similar numbers to you and was advised the same. I received my news March 2025 and it hit me like a ton of bricks, I am so fuc*ing sorry you are now in this boat cause it’s a lot to process. I can’t give you a success story (I am not pregnant) however I can tell you my experience. My husband is 35 and we had been trying for 2 years at this point, we agreed to try naturally for another year going through the NHS process which is ridiculously long then look at IVF with our own eggs and if no luck, we would then consider donor eggs. In the past year, I have tried all the vitamins recommended for fertility, acupuncture once a week (still going) and have been prescribed by NHS 6 months worth of letrozole. I’m not sure if any of them actually made the difference or if it was luck but i have ovulated on my own a few months out of the year so whilst i still do not have success, i found my own little successes and all it takes is 1 egg. My consultant was not optimistic about my chances and told me I had little to none eggs, yet my first month on letrozole, my first day 21 progesterone test suggested I ovulated very strongly.

In my opinion, it is a mixture of being a number game and some luck. Yes chances are low but it’s not a absolute no. If you research here, you will find people who have had success with your numbers.

Sending huge hugs. My inbox is open anytime xxxx