Starting the IVF treatment process can be an exciting and nerve-wracking experience. Usually, IVF is pursued only after other fertility treatments have failed. You may have been trying to conceive for months or, more likely, for years and years. But this is not always the case. Sometimes, IVF is the very first treatment tried. Infertility itself is an emotional experience. When couples want to have children and feel their biological clocks ticking so to speak. They feel the pressure is on. And when it doesn’t happen on it’s own. It can be devastating. Deciding to go through with in vitro when as mentioned before it is usually a last resort is a big decision. Not only have you already undergone a lot to try to get pregnant and the sheer financial burden of IVF. The process itself is stressful. Odds are against a successful procedure in any one cycle of treatment.