Sentences with phrase «experienced years of infertility»

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I'd like to state that as a woman who suffered with infertility for years and was finally able to conceive and carry my precious child through IVF and the support of specialized doctors, the VERY LAST THING I cared about was my «birthing experience.»

The Infertility DietTM is the culmination of 20 years of experience dealing with infertile women (and men).

They claim they have the breadth of clinical experience and years of research, which have translated into scientific breakthroughs in the treatment of infertility, and ultimately offering the latest medical advances for patients along with the highest fertility success rates.

Over the course of five years, they each experienced challenges with miscarriage and infertility and wrote about them.

Jan comes to Health Foundations with many years of OB, NICU, infertility and Women's Health experience.

She recently experienced a miracle pregnancy after years of infertility and enjoys her very recent new title of mother best of all.

The study found that, of those who reported experiencing infertility (defined as unsuccessfully trying to become pregnant for a year or longer), 42.7 % of women and 46.8 % of men did not seek medical help for the problem.

If you are reading this then you may be experiencing some of the pain, stress and despair that we experienced on our 10 year experience of double infertility.

I offer a multi-faceted background in a general lab setting, specialty areas of genetics, infertility and kidney care in addition to seven years of experience in finance.

I have over 6 years of counseling experience with anxiety, depression, infertility, and grief and loss, as well as over 13 years of experience in higher education as a Career Counselor and Academic Advisor.

According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, an estimated 10 percent of the population in childbearing years experiences some degree of infertility.

Men with a long duration of infertility (> 6 years) reported lower levels of dyadic consensus and marital satisfaction than men with a shorter experience of infertility.