Instagram and the Infertility Comparison Game

Instagram and the Infertility Comparison Game

About 12% of women in the United States (approximately 7 million) are either facing an infertility diagnosis, are going through infertility treatments, or are looking at other options for pregnancy and parenthood (like embryo adoption). Yet, many of these women still...
PCOS & Embryo Adoption

PCOS & Embryo Adoption

Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) is a hormonal disorder that can cause issues such as insulin resistance and irregular menstrual cycles. More importantly to most women, PCOS can stop ovulation from occurring, which in turn impacts fertility. Around 6% to 12% of US...
Embryo Adoption Matching: What to Consider

Embryo Adoption Matching: What to Consider

Whether you are using a mutual-matching agency, a clinic, or a self-match program to place or adopt your embryos, there are many things to take into consideration when deciding on a match. If you are feeling overwhelmed by all the possibilities, this guide may help...
Why Anonymity in Embryo Adoption is a Myth

Why Anonymity in Embryo Adoption is a Myth

Is anonymity possible in embryo adoption? Meghana Keshavan from STAT sets out to prove that it is not as clear-cut as previously believed. With the increasing popularity of social media and DNA testing services such as 23&Me and Ancestry.com, she states that...
A Letter from an Embryo Donor Family

A Letter from an Embryo Donor Family

Dear Potential Placing Family, We have battled infertility, we were blessed with a family, and had to face the difficult decision on what to do with our remaining embryos… It is extremely hard. Seeing our children grow, we know donation was the right path for us. The...
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