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Dealing with PCOS can be overwhelming, but understanding its symptoms and treatments doesn’t have to be. Here we look at effective lifestyle …
When the people around you don’t understand your experience with infertility, you can always connect with people who have been there and …
Although fertility problems have often been considered a female problem, both men and women can contribute to infertility. In the United States, …
Getting pregnant is a complicated business. The egg and sperm have to meet and fertilize and the resulting embryo has to grow …
In addition to the commonly charted cervical mucus changes and Basal Body Temperature (BBT) changes of the menstrual cycle, cervical position, texture, …
You made it through at least one egg donation cycle and now you’re thinking about doing another—but you likely still have questions. …
What Are Your Options For Your Remaining Embryos?
When you’re experiencing infertility, the last thing you think about is having more frozen embryos than you actually want to use. Simply having one child come from an emotional and complex in vitro fertilization (IVF) cycle is all that many people can focus on. But the reality is that many
Where Babies Come From When the Old-Fashioned Way Doesn’t Work
My husband Noah and I started trying to get pregnant when I turned 30. We’d been together for ten years by that point, married for two, and the timing seemed right. We assumed a decent bottle of wine and a well-timed wild night would do the trick, but we were
What My Infertility and Her Pregnancy Did to Our Friendship
My husband and I have been trying to conceive for five long years with a diagnosis of male factor infertility in the form of mild Cystic Fibrosis (Further reading: Our Experience with Cystic Fibrosis & Male Infertility.) We had been through two cycles of in vitro fertilization (IVF), both of
Your Best Fertility Ally: Fellow Fertility Warriors
When my husband Brad and I first started this whole “Let’s Have a Baby!” project back in September 2014, I didn’t tell many people. I naively thought this would be a short-term secret and we’d reveal our pregnancy in a cute, totally viral-worthy way. Ha. Ha. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. Oh, so naive.
