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Fertility education and support come in various forms, including podcasts. So as long as you’re stockpiling on books and blogs about fertility, we recommend loading your favorite playlist with a few high-quality fertility podcasts. Fertility Podcasts Combine Personal Experience With Expertise One of our favorite things about fertility podcasts is that raw emotion comes through […]
The meaning of Mother’s Day evolves over the course of a lifetime. For most women, there is a progression from honoring our mothers – to being honored as mothers ourselves. If you’re coping with infertility, Mother’s Day holidays become an ever-increasing thorn in the side the longer you go without having your own baby. 5 […]
Having one fallopian tube – rather than two – does not mean you can’t get pregnant. However, there is a chance that it may take you longer than expected or that you’ll want to consult with a fertility specialist. The chances of getting pregnant with a single tube depend on various factors, including your age, […]
Are you trying to get pregnant (or thinking about getting pregnant sometime soon)? If so, pay careful attention to the lubricants you use while having intercourse or during sexual play. It turns out that some lubricants are more fertility-friendly than others. Best Lubricants to Use While Trying to Conceive Earlier this year, we posted articles […]
A New Year has arrived and no matter how challenging or rewarding the last year has been, the beginning of the new year is accompanied by the excitement of a fresh slate, a turned over leaf and chances for a new beginning. If you’re struggling with infertility, this is your opportunity to create a Fertility […]
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. For those of us who work with infertility, it reminds us of the importance of fertility preservation for women diagnosed with cancer in their child-bearing years. In general, a woman has a 1-in-8 chance of developing breast cancer in her lifetime. Most women are diagnosed in their 50s, 60s […]
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