One success story could be that a woman experienced mild cramping at 10dp5dt (10 days past 5 day transfer). She initially worried but it turned out to be a sign of implantation. Soon, she got a positive pregnancy test. The key was she remained calm and followed her doctor's advice regarding rest and diet.
Well, in some success stories related to 8dp5dt symptoms, people might experience spotting which initially scares them. But in a particular case, a couple was told this could be normal implantation bleeding. They continued with a healthy diet, light exercise like walking, and proper rest. And finally, they had a successful pregnancy. It shows that not all symptoms at this stage are bad signs, as long as they are monitored properly by medical professionals.
One success story could be a couple who initially had a negative result at 8 days past 5 - day transfer (8dp5dt bfn) but then through some lifestyle changes like improved diet and reduced stress, they tried again and had a successful pregnancy later.
One success story could be a couple who had initially faced a bfn (big fat negative) after 6dp5dt (6 days past 5 - day transfer). They didn't give up. They focused on a healthier lifestyle, proper diet, and reduced stress. After some time, they tried again and finally got a positive result. It shows that even after a setback, there can be success.
There are cases where 5dp5dt negative turns into success. The embryo transfer process is a tricky one. Just because a test at 5 days past a 5 - day transfer is negative doesn't mean it won't lead to a pregnancy. There are various factors at play. For instance, the type of test used might not be sensitive enough at that early stage. Also, the embryo might be in the process of implanting still. So, don't lose hope if you get a negative at this point. There are many women who have had this experience and still ended up with a successful pregnancy.
I know a couple who had a BFN at 10dp5dt. They were very sad. But then they decided to do a blood test a few days later which showed they were pregnant. It seems the early urine test was inaccurate.