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Valentine’s Day Mini Humor Marathon: Post 4

Feb 14 2013 in Laughing is Conceivable, Trying to Conceive by Lori Shandle-Fox

Welcome to the Laughing IS Conceivable Valentine’s Day Min Humor Marathon: Post 4- “Right Guy, Even Wronger Restaurant” If you arrived here of your own free will, without me shoving you in this direction on one of the first 3 posts in this mini-marathon, have no fear. Read this at your leisure and if you [...]

The Infertility Olympics…Like No Other Olympics

Jul 28 2012 in Laughing is Conceivable, Trying to Conceive by Lori Shandle-Fox

In the spirit of the Olympics, I’ve decided to combine my two passions: Sports and Infertility. I admit, something is clearly wrong with a person who would count “infertility” as a passion. For a few years of my life it was a royal pain in the nuisance to say the least. So I guess my [...]

Artwork for Building Families

Nov 22 2011 in Trying to Conceive by motherhoodmeetsme

Parenthood for Me, Inc. promotes awareness for infertility and adoption. They have a project called Artwork for Building Families. Artists local to the Rochester, NY area donated artwork for the project. There are holiday note cards for sale. All net proceeds go toward their endowment. Parenthood for Me gives grants annually to those pursuing adoption [...]

Padma Lakshmi: Doctors Said I’d Probably Never Get Pregnant

Oct 18 2011 in Endometriosis, Fertility in the News by Infertility Reporter

The Top Chef host explains why her daughter was a “miraculous, happy surprise” and encourage women to start talking about infertility “I learned that it would become very, very difficult, if not impossible, for me to actually have a child of my own,” s…

Dr Ramirez on PCOS and IUI/IVF

Oct 3 2011 in Ask the Experts, PCOS by Dr. Edward Ramirez,

Cryshouse Asks: I have been diagnosed with PCOS. Subsequent to my diagnosis, I went through ovarian drilling at the suggestion if my Dr. Three months after surgery, I got pregnant on 50mg of clomid but lost the pregnancy at 10 weeks. Other rounds of clomid were unsuccessful. That miscarriage was a year and a half [...]

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Egg Quality – What you should know

Aug 3 2011 in Trying to Conceive by draimee

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If you’re my patient you’ve heard me say:  it takes 3 things to have a baby: 1. Sperm 2. Fallopian tubes that are open and 3. Ovaries that are working…….If you know everything there is to know about these three things, then you can usually figure out why you aren’t getting pregnant and then can [...]

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Saving Money on Infertility Treatments and Medications

Jul 18 2011 in Trying to Conceive by Nancy

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Not everyone is fortunate enough to have insurance coverage for their infertility treatments and medications. When I added up the total amount of money I had spent during my 5 years of IUI’s, IVF’s, procedures, medications and consultations I was shocked to see that the bill for all of this closely approached 6 figures. Gulp. [...]

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What is an IUI?

Jul 14 2011 in Third Party Reproduction, What is by Nancy

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The IUI (intrauterine insemination) process is when a very thin flexible catheter is inserted through the cervix and washed sperm is injected into the uterus. Ideally an IUI should be performed within 6 hours either side of ovulation (for male factor infertility, some doctors believe after ovulation is better). with the sperm waiting for the [...]

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Odds of Baby for Infertile Couples Still Not Very Good

Jul 10 2011 in Fertility in the News, Third Party Reproduction by Nancy

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LONDON — More than 30 years after the world’s first test-tube baby was born and despite modest advances, scientists are still struggling to dramatically improve the odds for infertile couples trying to have children. Though new techniques have been introduced in recent years, in-vitro fertilization remains a costly, stressful process, with only about a 25 [...]

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Resveratrol, should fertility patients be taking it?

Jun 29 2011 in Trying to Conceive by draimee

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I think we should all learn about the benefits of resveratrol. It’s present in grape skin. We  are hearing about it more and more because several animal studies have shown that it prevents development of cancers of the skin, breast, esophagus, intestine, colon and prostate. To get the same dose of resveratrol used in the [...]

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