The Goal of Shine Fertility Becoming a non-profit Organization Has Been Achieved
I received one of the most fantastic phone calls today [while on the way to get my daughter from preschool] from my attorney! My paperwork came back from the government that my “second child” aka Shine Fertility was officially a non-profit organization. Whoot whoot – I was ecstatic!!! I told my daughter (the motivation for this... Read more »
Father’s Day: 8 Ways for Dads-to-Be to Supercharge Their Fertility
by Dr. Allison K. Rodgers When we are kids, teens, and young adults, we think of Father’s Day as an occasion to celebrate our dads and grandfathers. As we get older and start thinking about having a family of our own, we think about the holiday also as a celebration of ourselves. For couples trying... Read more »
Letters to a New Mom: Coffee Will Get You Through Until It’s Acceptable to Drink Wine
Dear New Mom, You have probably heard it before, “it’s the hardest and most rewarding job you will ever have”. WOW that the truth. I’ve only been a mom for 3 years, 3 months, and 2 days, and here is my best advice (to date). This says it all: “the days are long, the years... Read more »
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With A Little Help From My Friends
This post is dedicated to amazing resources or “friends” that range from help to creating your family to just help feeling more like yourself! ******** The first resource I want to feature is RG Adoption Consulting. Rebecca Gruenspan, the founder, went through fertility struggles herself. She learned a lot about herself and the adoption process... Read more »
National Infertility Awareness Month: Eve's Journey
by Dr. Eve Feinberg People often ask me if I went into the field of reproductive medicine because I was infertile. I actually think the opposite was true, I became infertile because of my medical training. I met my husband in high school. We dated for 10 years before getting married. I have always considered... Read more »
National Infertility Awareness Month : Mariann's Infertility Journey
by Mariann Madden ******* I have always been a very goal oriented individual. Go to away to college, check. Get a job at a top consulting firm in the big city, check. Get married to my best friend, check. So logically the next step after the married part was to get pregnant. However, I had... Read more »
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National Infertility Awareness Month: Courtney's Journey
by Courtney Marincsin ******* For years I was fastidious about taking my birth control. I was slogging through law school, studying for the bar, slaving over clerking and finally landing my dream job. Then, one day it was time to start thinking about having my dream baby with my dream husband who was my college... Read more »
National Infertility Awareness Month: Allison's Best Survival Tips
by Dr. Allison Rodgers It seemed to happen about twice a week. Getting asked that question would feel like a sucker punch. I heard it everywhere….“So, when are you having another baby?” Usually it came from a co-worker, friend, or neighbor. For them, this was as casual as: “what did you have for lunch” or... Read more »
My Journey To Being Present, Surviving One Coffee At A Time - My Messy Beautiful
The alarm goes off, and I can smell the coffee brewing, it’s my energy plug for the day. Most of the time I feel like I am in a constant state of figuring out when and where my next dose of caffeine will come from. Lately I have been trying really REALLY hard lately to... Read more »
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Doctors Share 7 Biggest Fertility Misconceptions for National Infertility Awareness Week [from Fertility Centers of Illinois]
National study shows widespread lack of fertility knowledge among reproductive-age women. Fertility Centers of Illinois physicians share the most common misconceptions they hear from patients. According to a national study released in Fertility & Sterility, infertility among reproductive-age U.S. women is widely misunderstood. While 40 percent were concerned about their ability to get pregnant, one-third didn’t understand... Read more »
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