Hanging on to Hope

For some, it takes a lot of courage to write a blog – especially when it’s about the loss of a pregnancy.October 15 was National Pregnancy and Infant Loss Day, and Monica Orzechowski didn’t know it until she was scrolling through her Facebook feed. Monica and her...

Infertility Isn’t Just a Female Problem

Many people think of infertility as a problem primarily affecting women but that’s not actually the case. Infertility issues are pretty evenly divided between male and female partners, with about one third of cases due to female infertility and about one third of...

Why Does Your Fertility Decline With Age?

For many women, having a child during their most fertile years (between ages 20 and 24) isn’t the ideal time to become a mother. Unfortunately, many women discover that by the time they are ready to have a baby, their fertility is on the decline. Whereas most couples...

Say No to Donor Eggs and YES To Remaining Frozen Embryos

When couples experience difficulty conceiving a child naturally, they often turn to alternative methods to help them realize their dreams of becoming parents. For couples dealing with female infertility issues, they may consider purchasing donor eggs to be used for in...

Nine Children and a New Destiny

Adéye and Anthony Salem have nine children, but their family is not yet complete. This Northern Colorado couple has chosen to adopt four human embryos. You may be curious why Adéye and Anthony chose to add new members to their family through embryo adoption. The...

Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day is October 15th

October 15th is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day, a nationally recognized day that began in 1988 as a way to offer families time to remember the babies they have lost. Families around the world who have suffered from the loss of a pregnancy or infant are...