I think the IVF ban would relate to creating embryos, I don't know if it will affect already created embryos being used, especially as they are their own embryos, not donor. A worry time whatever happens.
Embryos would take on personhood, I believe.
It would mean scenarios like:
- Embryo is defrosted and clearly not viable as the cells haven’t expanded. Too bad, they have to transfer it anyway and waste your time. I had
tit tons of very unpleasant drugs to get my uterus to calm down and accept an embryo. Having to do it all for a non viable embryo would have been bad for me mentally and physically.
- Frozen embryos could not be destroyed (I hate that word) once you’ve completed your family. You would need to either pay storage indefinitely perpetuity, or give them up for “adoption”. I certainly don’t want my living child to potentially have a full sibling that she’ll never meet.
- Genetic testing of embryos would be difficult. People screen to avoid embryos with no chance of pregnancy, or for specific familial conditions they are hoping to avoid (eg cystic fibrosis). You wouldn’t be allowed to discard these embryos and you would have to transfer them before you were allowed to undergo further egg collections.