Enjoying this blog? Check out the rest of the Health & Wellness Channel 
We’ll see won’t we?
I was just having dinner with some lovely lady friends when I got a text from my brother reminding me of the sight. Us girls grabbed our coats, ran outside, and did a little dance in the snow that had fallen earlier in the evening. Clear skies. The moon was just […]
Valentine’s Day is over, but hearts are still our focus here at the Science and Health Channel Celebrate February as American Health Month by reading some of the great posts listed below.
It’s funny, but infertility and heart disease are often mentioned in the same sentence, not as cause and/or effect of each other, more so, […]
I think it’s safe to say that if you decide to embark on any ART (assisted reproductive technique) path, odds are you or your partner or BFF will need to get comfortable dealing with needles.
My morning routine currently consists of giving myself a little shot of Lupron in my thigh. It’s not a big needle; […]
RESOLVE, the National Infertility Association is offering a FREE teleconference this Wednesday evening at 9:00 p.m. (EST) and it’s not too late to register.
The teleconference is entitled, Maximizing IVF Success and Understanding IVF Failure and it will be hosted by Dr. Eric Flisser of Reproductive Medicine Associates of New York.
This is just one of the […]
As you know, I wasn’t planning on watching, “Motherhood at Any Cost,” aka “Infertility According to the Tyra Banks Show,” which aired on Friday. (You might recall my rant about this a few weeks ago.) But I do admit I was curious to hear how it all went down.
Luckily, Calliope from Creating Motherhood was […]
This can be a touchy topic and is usually one of the flash points for opponents of IVF and other assisted reproductive techniques: What will you do if you are lucky enough to have any leftover embryos after a successful pregnancy?
Here are the choices: Keep the embryos to try another pregnancy. Donate them top another […]
Funny how I have no problem spilling my infertile guts to you, dear reader, yet it has taken me months to get up the nerve to talk to my own parents.
Obviously, they are aware of the post-cancer, no egg scenario. They were there. But even though Michael and I have been exploring our options for […]
At least for me. Day one of an FET (frozen embryo transfer) cycle begins today.
Tags: fertility blog, Gabrielle Sedor, images of infertility, infertility, injections, IVF, meds, photo, reproductive health, trying to conceive, trying to have a baby, womens health
Share This
An amendment to Pennsylvania’s insurance law that would have required Pennsylvania health insurance policies to provide coverage for the treatment of infertility was withdrawn during the House Insurance Committee this morning.
What does that mean?
Not sure. That’s why I’m meeting with Representative Josh Shapiro, the author of the amendment Thursday morning. It could have been […]
Encouraged by me readers’ emails and comments, I am now full on in my search for an acupuncturist. I have a great lead for one in the DC area, but I need one closer, especially if I plan to use it after my little guys are implanted. I have one of my BFFs on […]
All the news your womb can use
A Dozen Steps
A Hearty Life
Alzheimer's Notes
Autism Vox
Breaking the Mirror
Breastfeeding 1-2-3
Cancer Commentary
Diabetes Notes
Eating Fabulous
Genetics & Health
Grounded Fitness
Health and Men
Healthbolt
Help My Hurt
Kids Health Notes
Lively Women
Mental Health Notes
Pink Ribbon Review
Veggie Chic
Weighting Line
Womb Within
Recent Comments