by blastoff | Jul 22, 2013 | Blog
The ASRM is taking steps to reduce the number of high-order multiple pregnancies and has introduced suggestions to do so. Using data available from 2010, the ASRM has revised its guidelines for the number of embryos to be transferred in IVF cycles with a goal of...
by blastoff | Jul 15, 2013 | Blog
In part one of this 4-part series on educating clients on embryo adoption, we looked at how embryo adoption is here to stay and how to help your agency overcome barriers to educating clients about this new family building option. Each client who enters your...
by blastoff | Jul 12, 2013 | Blog
In North Carolina a couple recently gave birth to a baby boy using donated embryos. The video details why they chose to use donor embryos. It also shares the perspectives of the donor couple. What were two of the issues raised by each family? The adopting dad is...
by blastoff | Jul 8, 2013 | Blog
Each client who walks into your agency dreams of their future family. Most of your clients come to you because they know about adopting domestically, internationally or through the foster care system. They may come with a specific form of adoption in mind because they...
by blastoff | Jul 5, 2013 | Blog
Embryo Donation and Adoption is the newest form of adoption. Many people are still discovering this new and exciting family building choice. The Awareness Center is always looking for first-hand accounts of how Embryo Adoption has renewed hope of pregnancy,...
by blastoff | Jul 1, 2013 | Blog
Q: I am writing to inquire, I am 4 years post breast cancer free and wonder how this as part of medical history affects how this could affect embryo adoption? Thank you. — Sandra A: First of all, congratulations on being post breast cancer. That is...
