Hollywood makes it seem easy for women in their forties to conceive naturally, but the truth is that having a baby after age thirty-five takes a lot of planning and a lot of flexibility. Discover the options.
Parenting : Planning
Each year, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) publishes the Assisted Reproductive Technology Success Rates report, which provides a range of data related... Read more
If there’s one thing we’ve realized in the past decade, it’s this: the path to single motherhood is not always the same. Some of you... Read more
Infertility Support: Talking Your Way Through It
Since I was a small child, I was told I talked too much. In the first grade, the teacher created a special code on my... Read more
The Pregnancy Test Is Negative Again. What Do I Do?
Women confronted with a negative result from a pregnancy test are always disappointed and sometimes devastated. Many admit to becoming depressed and find it hard... Read more
The Pregnancy Test Is Negative Again. What Do I Do?
Women confronted with a negative result from a pregnancy test are always disappointed and sometimes devastated. Many admit to becoming depressed and find it hard... Read more
Decisions, Decisions
Exactly twenty years ago, I was saying “I do” to Mr. Wrong. And throughout the following seven and a half miserable years, I denied my... Read more
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