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The holidays are a popular time to plan fertility treatments because it’s a time when many individuals have time off from work. However, there is more to plan than the black-and-white calendar scheduling – you should also take a little time before the season commences to look ahead and create a plan for what you […]
By the time you begin your fertility treatments, odds are you’ve already strapped on the seatbelt and checked the emergency bars in your roller coaster car. Only those who have been on the same ride understand what an up-and-down, high-and-low experience infertility can be as you transition from the couple who are trying to conceive […]
Okay, we know you’re tired of the “relax and you’ll get pregnant” advice you hear so often from others who learn you’re going through fertility treatments. However, we also can’t ignore the fact that as researchers delve deeper into the realm of stress and its effects on the body, there’s a growing body of evidence-based […]
In the beginning, it seemed so natural. You talked to all of your family and friends about trying to get pregnant – about not getting pregnant, about still not getting pregnant, about seeing a fertility specialist, about your recent failed IVF cycle And now you just wish you wouldn’t have said a thing, to anyone, […]
You May Benefit From Infertility Counseling If… You received an official infertility diagnosis. There are So Many Ways Infertility Counseling Can Support You Yes, dear friends, it’s that simple. The official infertility diagnosis often sends one or both halves of the relationship into a tailspin. Even if you suspected it all along, even if deep […]
You’re pregnant — Hurray!! Hurray and “Oh lawdy!”, right? What we found very quickly here at RRC is that a positive pregnancy test after a series or cycle of fertility treatments is almost always greeted with two, very powerful emotions. First, there’s elation – and that is quickly followed by an immediate sense of fear. […]
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