Just one.

So, in going over the stats, it looks like when it comes time - we'll only be transferring a single embryo. There's still the possibility that it would split and there would be two, but it's a much better scenario than transferring two and having one or both take and split. L, my IM, is terrified of the worst case scenario... both embies stick and one splits. We don't reduce and take our chances with triplets... and they're born early (which is so common with them). The possibilities of life long developmental, physical and mental disabilities... ugh.

I agree wholeheartedly with going with one. If it doesn't work, there will likely be frozen embryos from that batch to try again with.

DH and I both still need to do our bloodwork. I did find a Labcorp close by. =)