Donating Your Remaining Embryos: How to Tell the Kids

Donating Your Remaining Embryos: How to Tell the Kids

If you have thought about donating your remaining embryos, you have likely considered how you would tell your children about your decision. We know that this can be a hard conversation to have. The following are a few tips to keep in mind when sharing this news with...
Fertility After Breast Cancer

Fertility After Breast Cancer

The average age for first-time motherhood in the United States has been steadily increasing. In 2020, moms welcomed their first baby, on average, at 29.3 years old. In light of this increased average age of motherhood, there is a growing number of women who may have...
The Emotional Toll of Pregnancy Loss

The Emotional Toll of Pregnancy Loss

October is Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month. Pregnancy loss is common (about 1 in 4 known pregnancies end in miscarriage) and every pregnancy loss is different. There is no right or wrong way to feel. Many women and men are shocked by their emotions; the loss...
Embryo Adoption is Not Plan B

Embryo Adoption is Not Plan B

Like many women, experiencing pregnancy and becoming a mom was something I dreamed about since I was a little girl. Coming from a relatively large family, I never thought we would struggle to conceive. Two years into marriage, we started trying. It wasn’t long before...
Five Tips for Completing an Adoption Home Study

Five Tips for Completing an Adoption Home Study

When considering different embryo adoption and donation organizations, you will find that some will require an adoption home study or evaluation. The home study is a written record of your life that typically includes your personal background, family history, health...
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