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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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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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It’s the holiday season, and songs and proclamations of joy are all around us. It’s been a pretty joyful week here at my office too – and not just for the holiday festivities. In just one short week, my email … Continue reading
The path of infertility is so often filled with disappointments and sadness, that it is easy to misplace the hope you had when starting on this path. And the more treatments that don’t result in a positive outcome, the harder … Continue reading
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Tagged donor eggs, donor sperm, hope, infertility, IVF, IVF Abroad, miscarriage, pregnancy, pregnancy loss
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The blogosphere is all abuzz about a recent NY Times article by Melanie Thernstrom, a woman who used egg donation and surrogacy to have her two children “twiblings”. She very openly discusses their journey to parenthood and their choices for building their … Continue reading
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Tagged egg donation, family building, IVF, IVF Abroad, Melanie Thernstrom, NY Times, surrogacy, twiblings
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Over many years and many cycles, I started compiling a list of things to help maintain sanity while enduring the excruciatingly long 2ww (2 week wait – the wait from when you have an IVF transfer until when you can … Continue reading
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Tagged 2ww, IVF, IVF Abroad, IVF travel, ivf vacation, two week wait
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The recent volcano and resulting travel nightmares emphasizes the importance of having contingency plans – particularly when traveling for medical treatments. Those safeguards and contingency plans will help make things easier if you are stranded by a volcano, hurricane or some … Continue reading
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Tagged cancelled flights, donor ivf, flight delays, Iceland Volcano, IVF, IVF Abroad, IVF Europe, medical tourism, medical tourism travel insurance, travel insurance, trip cancellation insurance
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So many doctors have differing opinions about which type of progesterone is best for your IVF cycle. Each doctor seems to have their favorites or the ones they use for their practice. But have you ever asked your doctor why … Continue reading
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Tagged crinone, donor ivf, endometrin, IVF, IVF Abroad, IVF Europe, ivf vacation, progesterone, prometrium, utrogestan
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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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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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