After a shocking cancer diagnosis in 2017, my husband (of 12 days) and I sold our home and used the profits, which SHOULD have gone to a downpayment on a new home, to proceed with fertility preservation, and we banked embryos. This was a devastating financial decision for us, as it really put us behind in our life dream of buying a family home together.Fast forward 4 years later, my husband and I are separated, and our embryos will most likely be destroyed if we divorce. Wishing to keep my reproductive autonomy, I decided last month that I would move forward with egg banking. As you can imagine, life is VERY stressful for me at the moment: having one income, no home equity, insane student loans, and a possible divorce. How in the world would I pay for fertility treatment this time?Luckily, I came across EggFund by chance and researched it a bit before applying. The founder of this company is not just another Wall Street dude - she, yes SHE, is a professional woman who struggled with infertility herself and saw a need for other potential parents in paying for fertility programs.So I applied! Not only did I get approved within a day or two, but I received my loan funds direct deposited into my checking account less than a week later! The process was literally so quick - I didn't even need to use the funds for 2-3 more months, and the interest rate was great (way better than a credit card). Financing my fertility journey is really the least of my worries at the moment, and I couldn't be happier that I made this choice.
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