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Couples from Ireland considering cross-border surrogacy have long been left in legal limbo when trying to secure citizenship for children born to surrogates outside of Ireland. This has caused many children to be left in legal limbo, creating heartache and … Continue reading
Posted in Donor Egg IVF, donor embryos, Fertility News, IVF Treatment Abroad, surrogacy
Tagged cross-border surrogacy, donor egg, donor sperm, Ireland, Ireland surrogacy, Irish, IVF Abroad
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A recent Spanish study showed a 7% increase in birth rates when two embryos were transferred together. When only one embryo was implanted, the survival to birth rate was 76%, vs 83% for a twin pregnancy. The study, published in the January … Continue reading
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Tagged ASRM, donor egg, elective single embryo transfer, embryo, eSET, IVF, multiple pregnancy, Obstetrics and Gynecology, twin
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Statistics….in fertility, everyone seems to love to talk about statistics. And when it comes to IVF and donor egg IVF treatments, often it is one of the factors most relied on when selecting a doctor or clinic. And for a good … Continue reading
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Tagged CDC, donor egg, donor ivf, embryo, embryologist, eSET, FET, frozen embryo transfer, IVF, IVF Abroad, IVF Success Rates, IVF treatment, pregnancy rates, SART
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Sometimes when the first plan for family building isn’t working out, plan B can be perceived by some a bit like a “consolation prize” or a less optimal choice. Recently I was thinking about how so many of us in infertility land go through the pain … Continue reading
I recently discovered this wonderful book for toddlers and children conceived through IVF with donor eggs. It provides a great basis for parents to begin a natural conversation about “their birth story” with their children. The author, Kim Noble, very delicately handles this topic and focuses on … Continue reading
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Tagged amazon, childrens donor egg book, disclosure, donor egg, donor ivf, IVF, Kim Noble, One More Giraffe, stepanie gibson
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Well now, that’s a mouthful. It’s no wonder the medical community comes up with all of these acronyms. PDG – so much easier to say. This is also sometimes referred to as PGS – pre-implantation genetic screening. So, we continue … Continue reading
After someone decides to do donor egg IVF, one of the very first decisions to make is anonymous donor, known donor, or something in between (sometimes called semi-known). This one question will help determine which clinics you can use and what … Continue reading
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Tagged anonymous donor, de ivf, donor egg, donor egg agency, donor egg ivf, fertility, IVF, IVF Abroad, ivf vacation, known donor, parents via egg donation, PVED, semi-known donor
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Yesterday I talked about how loathe I am to have government legislation involved in my fertility decisions. I promised today I would finish that train of thought with “how old is too old” for IVF. So, what about age limits on fertility … Continue reading
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Tagged British IVF, donor egg, donor ivf, how old is too old for IVF, IVF, IVF after 40, IVF after 50, IVF Europe, IVF legislation
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The recent news of the milestone birthday of the Octuplets, and the story of a 59 year old British women electing to do IVF seems to have the online world all a-buzz about fertility regulation. And so many people are coming … Continue reading
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Tagged British IVF, donor egg, donor ivf, e-SET, how old is too old, IVF, IVF Abroad, IVF Europe, IVF legislation, IVF over 50, my body, my choice, Octomom, single embryo transfer
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